Latest News and Events
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Exhibition: Behind the Words - The Actress Gisela Stein
A passionate interpret of the German stage Gisela Stein (1934-2009) was the famous interpreter of many classical and modern roles […]
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Exhibition : Theatre Bestiary
Animal Stage Costumes Theatre costume is an important element of the theatre image. It helps the actor to express the […]
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Exhibition: Museum of the Arts of Puppetry, A Reinvented Museum
The first three rooms of the new exhibition display are now open. In France, the Musée des Arts de la […]
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Exhibition: The History of Europe – Told by its Theatres
The pan-European touring exhibition is now staged at the Victoria & Albert Museum Six theatre museums from six different European […]
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Publication: Corps (in)croyables - Amateur Practices in Contemporary Dance
A joint study on the amateurs’ contributions The Centre national de la Danse regularly publishes new studies. This one is […]
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Publication: Die Vierte Wand - Issue 007
Digitizing 65% complete This yearly non-profit publication by the Initiative TheaterMuseum Berlin offers a collection of 27 articles by 22 […]
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Call for papers: Yuri Petrovich Lyubimov (1917-2014)
International scientific conference held on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the famous Russian stage actor and director Russian […]
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Call for proposals: Writing, Listening, Playing, and Exhibiting Theatre History
Questions, Performances and Debates The Revue d’Histoire du théâtre celebrates its 70th birthday in 2018. On this occasion, the Société […]
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New museum: Scenkonstmuseet
Swedish Museum of Performing Arts opens February 11 2017 Scenkonstmuseet is a premier experience centre devoted to the arts of […]
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Publication: Jazz Dances - a Poetic of Relationship
An innovative thinking about the many aspects of jazz dances, between rhythm, interbreeding and hybridity Jazz dances emerged in the […]
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Exhibition: His Freedom, our Freedom
Václav Havel and the Viennese Burgtheater Václav Havel was a playwright and dissident, critical of the Czechoslovakian communist regime. In […]
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Exhibition: In the Privacy of One’s Home Paper Theatre
A Bourgeois Passion A fashion originating from England brought the “boards that mean the world” into XIXth century Austrian drawing […]
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Exhibition: Complete renovation of the Département des Arts du spectacle (Performing Arts Department)
New exhibition space for the Performing Arts Collections in Paris After more than six years, the historic building of the […]
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Publication: Dance and the Museum - Stretching the boundaries
Report of the international conference (8 December 2016, Mechelen, BE) Within the framework of the exhibition Zot Geweld / Dwaze […]
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Publication: Theater life in multinational Petrograd - Leningrad
Saint-Petersburg national minorities theatres in the Soviet prewar period (1917-1941) Saint-Petersburg was the city where Jewish, Ukrainian, Estonian, Livonian, Polish, […]
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Conference: 10th International Mikhoels Readings
National Theatre in the Context of a Multinational Culture The Russian State Art Library is honoured to invite participation in […]
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Seminar: Modelling & Uses of Performing Art Events Databases
Bi-lingual roundtable (English / French) As part of its new Exoscène programme, the Centre SIBMAS de la Communauté française de […]
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The Alpine Route
Of monks and farmers, citizens and festival goers The Alpine route of the European Route of Historic Theatres leads through […]
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Exhibition: ShakespeareNL
The 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death is being commemorated on a large scale in many countries. And justly so, because […]
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Online Collection: Spanish musical theatre 18th-21st Century
This digital archive gives a brief history of Spanish musical theatre from the 18th century onwards, in the form of […]
