We visited Brussels and Valencia in September.
While Adam Cziboly together with Szilvia Németh was presenting the results of the DICE research in Brussels to a room full of EC officials interested in how the impact of art education is quantifiable, Adam Bethlenfalvy was participating in the work of the Open Methods Coordination committee of experts on Creative Partnerships.

The two Adams visited Valencia on the invitation of Teatro de lo Inestable and participated in a meeting to plan a 5 year Culture application that would enhance the mobility of theatre artists.

At the moment we are working on an application to be handed in to the National Cultural Fund of Hungary on the research of the field of theatre education in Hungary.