Projects

Running performances

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In this theatre in education program we explore how internal processes, human crisis situations can be externalised and can made accessible for ourselves and others.
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A story about consumption, about society and nature, through story and play. 

Current projects

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Family Theatre is a project supported by the European Union’s Creative Europe Program (CREA), involving four partners from Italy, Croatia, Hungary and Ireland.
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EXPECT_Art (EXPloring and Educating Cultural literacy Through Art) utilizes an approach to cultural literacy that is informed by critical pedagogy and decolonial theory.
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The ACAδIMIA European Teacher Academy for Creative & Inclusive Learning will focus on the use of creative methods of teaching in diverse classrooms valorising mostly the results of previous European initiatives.

Previous performances

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Benched (Kispad in Hungarian) is a monodrama written by Chris Cooper that is performed in the classroom accompanied by an interactive program.
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The contemporary British dramatist Edward Bond’s play about ties, facing reality, and struggle between generations.

Previous projects

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The Erasmus+ project supporting creative entrepreneurship.
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Theatre in Education know-how exchange of artists and professors involving six Hungarian theatres, a Norwegian university and a Norwegian theatre
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The partnership created from organizations from the UK, Malta, Hungary and China builds on similarities of methodology and theoretical background and the common wish to develop and spread this methodology.
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The project’s aim is to promote the skills of teachers to manage diversity in the classroom.
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– gender based violence awareness through theatre –
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The project develops ideas, activities and a teacher training approach drawn from two relevant educational tools in the field: Drama in Education and Mimesis in Education.