Events

V&A Theatre and Performance Galleries re-open with new display

­September 14, 2024 - January 4, 2026

This year, V&A South Kensington celebrates the centenary of its Theatre and Performance collections with a free special display, Enthoven Unboxed: 100 Years of Collecting Performance, which opened on 14th[…]

Cabarets !

­December 9, 2023 - April 30, 2024

120 costumes from historic cabarets such as Paradis Latin, Moulin Rouge, Lido, Crazy Horse and Chez Michou, as well as from independent artists who populate the new “indisciplinary” cabarets, illustrate[…]

La marionnette, instrument pour la scene

­May 27 - November 5, 2023

Through more than 200 pieces, the exhibition explores the plurality of characters, gestures and actions that the world of puppets encompasses. It also elaborates on the way the puppet’s art[…]

V&A Performance Festival 2023

­22 - 30 April, 2023

The theme for the V&A Performance Festival 2023 is Musicals – inspired by current free display Re:Imagining Musicals in the Theatre and Performance Galleries. Running between the 22nd – 30th[…]

Standing Room Only: Curating A Wealth of Theatre History with Limited Resources

­June 12, 2023

A virtual symposium of the SIBMAS, by New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Performing Arts collections in general, and Theatre Collections in particular, pose distinctive challenges for archives[…]

Exhibition. Dancing the image. Le Ballet national de Marseille direction (LA)HORDE

­December 3, 2022 - April 30, 2023

Centre national du costume de scène. Moulins (France) The history of the Ballet national de Marseille, a company created by Roland Petit in 1972, bears witness from the outset and[…]

Exhibition. Nini & Carry Hess. Gertrude Fuld. Theatre Photography in the Weimar Republic.

­November 10, 2022 - March 8, 2023

Deutsches Theatermuseum, Munich (Germany) In 1913 Nini and Carry Hess established a photography studio in Frankfurt, which soon became one of the most respected in Germany . Their cameras presented[…]

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Tanzquartier Wien

Since its inception in 2001, Tanzquartier Wien has counted among the most influential dance centres in Europe. Initiated by local artists, it was one of several cultural institutions that were given premises at MuseumsQuartier. The well-stocked inventory, which is the core of the library, comprises over 2,600 titles and 2,100 magazines. The foyer area accommodates general literature and anthologies on the subjects of dance, performance, art, theory and more, including subject-specific works from the fields of gender theory and philosophy.

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SIBMAS

Bibliothèque Nationale de France
Département des arts du spectacle
58, rue de Richelieu
75002 Paris
France

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