Going Global
July/ August 2010 -- Global Spotlight is Now Online!
American Theatre magazine features this summer's hottest theatre events from around the world. Click HERE for show listings from Spain, Indonesia, Brazil, England, Morocco, Australia and Hong Kong. (updated 7/06/10)
Molière à la Richard Wilbur: A Live Conversation and Lively Performance
Poet Richard Wilbur will discuss his passion for translating Molière with Dana Gioia, before a live studio audience in The Greene Space at WNYC and viewers at home via webcast. This special free event, celebrating TCG Books' new series and L.A. Theatre Works' audio theatre collection of Molière, will also include performances of selections from the classic farces, with performances by Emily Bergl, Richard Easton and Hamish Linklater. Monday, May 3, at 7pm ET. (updated 4/20/10)
TCG/ITI-US Sends Delegation to Bogota, Colombia (PDF)
TCG/ITI-US has assembled a delegation of 27 artistic directors, managers and cultural leaders to participate in the VIA Program at the 2010 Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogota. Read the press release (PDF) and visit the official website (Spanish). (updated 3/22/10)
World Theatre Day, March 27, 2010
Celebrate World Theatre Day by sharing Dame Judi Dench’s international message with your audience, students and community. This year TCG/ ITI-US has also invited Lynn Nottage, winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Ruined, to issue her remarks on the occasion.
(updated 3/16/09)
TCG/ITI-US Participates Fujairah International Monodrama Festival
In January, 2010, TCG/ITI-US organized a delegation of US theatre practitioners to represent the United States for the first time at this festival. The delegation contributed through performance, dialogue and the signing of a cultural and artistic cooperation agreement with the Fujairah Culture and Media Authority and ITI-Fujairah. The cooperation agreement is one more step in ratifying the importance of cultural diplomacy.
(updated 1/14/10)
International Travel Grant Recipients Announced
Three theatres and three individuals have been selected to participate in the tenth round of the New Generations — Future Collaborations Travel Grant Program. This round of recipients is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and administered by Theatre Communications Group (TCG).
(updated 2/18/09)
