LITHUANIAN THEATRE PRESENTED IN LONDON
Festival of Central and Eastern European Arts, presents the first UK Central and Eastern European Performing Arts Market
Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 November 2006
10am to 6pm at Riverside Studios, Crisp Road, London W6 9RLSupported by Visiting Arts and the Department for Culture Media and Sport, Arts Council England, and The British Council
CEEPAM aims to create a pool of artistic resources for British and Central and Eastern European arts practitioners. It aims to facilitate the development of international networks of artists, producers, venue managers and festivals towards exchange, collaboration and partnerships. CEEPAM will be a meeting place of contemporary artistic creativity and a framework for networking and communication towards mutual understanding of cultural trends and artistic forms and the potential of working together.
Who is CEEPAM for?
Cultural operators and opinion formers, artistic directors, venue managers, producers,representatives of Embassies, Cultural Institutes and Centres and funders. In fact anyone involved in the performing arts world within the UK.
What is CEEPAM?
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Market place/exhibitionAttractive booths where countries will promote their cultural wares with representatives on hand. Participating countries include:
Romania,The Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, Russia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Moldova and Croatia.•
Live showcasesOn site in Studio 2, selected performance arts groups will participate in a programmed showcase on both days.
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Open forum discussion platformsOn each of the two days between 1pm and 2pm, CEEPAM delegates and exhibitors will be able participate in lunchtime open forum discussions led by key performing arts professionals. Themes will include Central and Eastern European performing arts in the 21st century and best practice in creating intercultural understanding and creative collaboration. The Riverside Cafe/Bar area will also be available for informal discussions in convivial surroundings.
O G R A M M E C O STTickets arejust
£25 for one day and £35 for two daysPrice includes
Full access to all the events outlined above. £5 off a full
price ticket(s) for any of Feeast’s exciting presentations to
include
Farm in the Cave: The Song of an Emigrant, hot froma huge success at this years Edinburgh Fringe. See
www.feeast.com or contact us for a brochure.
How to book
(If you haven’t already)You can book a place straight away by contacting
Riverside Box Office www.riversidestudios.co.uk or
020 8237 1111
For further information please contact us:
Tel: 020 8 441 8575 Email: info@feeast.com
Central and Eastern
European Performing Arts
Market:
CEEPAMTUESDAY 21 NOVEMBER:
11am REQUIEM FOR A HOUSE, LISEN THEATRE
THE CZECH REPUBLIC (PUPPETRY)
A grotesque puppet show-off about life and death
in consumerist society. A dark puppet thriller about
our shared passions, sex, violence, brutality, and
disgust, replete with the most revolting aberrations
– in a word, all that makes us feel fine.
12 noon MASS COCOON FLY COMPANY
THE CZECH REPUBLIC (DANCE)
A story of sin and purity performed by a single male
dancer, Jaro Vinarsky, one of the most talented and
most successful Czech modern dancers. Music by:
J. S. Bach’s “Mass in b minor.
2.30pm I MISS COMMUNISM INES WURTH
CROATIA (THEATRE)
Nominated for the Amnesty International Award
and the Writer’s Guild Award. East goes West;
communism goes capitalism; atheism goes God.
From Croatia to America and back, this solo piece
shows three generations of women who lived
through three wars in a drama with intense comic
moments
3.30pm VOYAGE, LONGITAL, SLOVAKIA (MUSIC)
Spectral soulful electronics watercolour guitar
landscapes smooth winding basslines, strange and
beautiful language unusual music with attitude
OPEN FORUM DISCUSSION PLATFORMS
:Constantin Chiriac
Director - International TheatreFestival, Sibiu (Romania)
Wolfgang Hoffmann
Artistic Director - Aurora Nova,Edinburgh and Dublin Fringe Festival (Ireland)
Diana Cezar
Director - FEEAST, Festival of Central andEastern European Arts (UK)
Sandy Maberley
Artistic Director - Theatre Melange (UK)WEDNESDAY 22 NOVEMBER:
11am MAKE-UP OPERA, OSKARAS KORSUNOVAS
THEATRE (OKT/VILNIUS CITY THEATRE)
LITHUANIA (THEATRE)
Make-Up opera is the make-up that we wear
throughout our lives. Make-up of our faces, souls,
voices… Three characters are telling fragments of
their life stories. A huge video screen magnifies their
changing faces wearing different make-up of their
past and future; their voices, changing according to
the characters on the screen, blend into a music of
words and intonations and emotions.
12 noon THE LAST STEPS BEFORE… COCOON FLY
COMPANY THE CZECH REPUBLIC
(DANCE)
An eternal tale of our yearning to fly….Jaro
Vi_arsk_’s solo piece is about fall and flight, the
yearning of the soul to bare itself and the yearning
of the body to throw off its burden
2.30pm DREAM DAN PURIC ROMANIA
(PHYSICAL THEATRE)
One performer, many characters: Dan Puric,
Romania’s leading dancer/actor in an
autobiographical visual journey’ ‘Incomparable,
Inimitable Irresistible’ Theaterbbrett, Vienna
4pm SAVITRI LISEN THEATRE THE CZECH
REPUBLIC (PUPPETRY)
A colorful shadow play accompanied by special
narration of the storyteller, playing a set of unique
musical instruments. Savitri is an original Czech
interpretation of the oriental shadow puppet
theatre.
OPEN FORUM DISCUSSION PLATFORMS
:Fedor Pavlov
President- Russian ACT Festival and MarkaFace Fashion, Moscow (Russia)
Audronis Liuga
Director - International Theatre FestivalNew Drama Action - Vilnius Theatre and Cinema
Information and Education Centre (Lithuania)
Zeljka Turcinovic,
President - Croatian Centre of ITI –UNESCO (Croatia)
Geoffrey Brown
Director - Euclid Foundation (UK)Join the FEEAST and be a part of a new and exciting development for the arts at CEEPAM
FEEAST - Festival of Central and Eastern European Theatre
47-49 Wood Street, Barnet, Herts EN5 4BS www.feeast.com
Registered company number: 5840012 Charity number: 1115659
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