Events

Molière in costumes

­August 13, 2022

From 26 May to 06 November 2022 The CNCS is celebrating the 400th anniversary of Molière’s birth with an exhibition featuring 130 costumes from several decades of theatrical creation.

The quest for a new kind of theatre – Independent performing arts in Munich

­May 4 - July 31, 2022

An exhibition at the German Theatre Museum, Munich. The past and present aspiration to be free – the freedom for independent small theatres, theatre groups and solo artists to choose their[…]

The Rio carnival

­December 4, 2021 - April 30, 2022

The world’s biggest show. A new exhibition at the CNCS (Moulins, France). Feathers, sequins, colourful costumes, glorified bodies… the Rio carnival immediately conjures up images of populations exalted to the[…]

Webinar series

­February 11, 2022

To Imagine Otherwise: Future Archives The digital transformation of our society has an enormous impact on the nature and form of information. Art, too, is increasingly taking on non-tangible forms.

Before 33rd SIBMAS Conference: 28th October 2021 symposium

­October 28, 2021

Dear All, SIBMAS is delighted to announce, in conjunction with the Polish Theatre Institute, the program for our autumn online short symposium, which will be held on 28th October[…]

The Joe Vaněk Archive of Theatre and Opera Design – digital exhibition

­August 23, 2021 - June 30, 2022

The National University of Ireland, Galway launches the digital exhibition of The Joe Vaněk Archive of Theatre and Opera Design – Vaněk’s archive is a record of his remarkable designs[…]

Herbert Whittaker: Designing for the Theatre

­February 12, 2021

New Online Exhibit by Theatre Museum Canada. This new exhibit features designs by Herbert Whittaker, and is part of an exciting new partnership with The Google Cultural Institute.

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La Monnaie - De Munt
Memories of artists and artisans: The heritage of costumes of la Monnaie

La Monnaie finds itself today in the privileged position of being able to store and keep a vast collection of stage costumes. These are the result of more than a century of creative work during which time our opera house has been fortunate to host artists of national and international renown.

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