Drama, staged readings, puppetry. Theatre offers an immense range of ideas and events: through them we can gain important insights into other cultures and learn to understand each other better.
The Goethe Institute sends theatre and dance-theatre groups both from the professional field and the amateur and budding sector on tours abroad. In addition it connects guest-directors and guest-choreographers and assists local projects abroad through planning and financial support.
Further information at the Goethe Institutes on site as well as the Support and Funding for the Performing Arts of the Goethe Institute.
The Goethe Institute supports guest performances, tours abroad and exchange projects of German students and amateurs, including projects organised by related educational institutions and young professionals.
Further information at the Goethe Institute Munich as well as the Support and Funding for the Performing Arts of the Goethe Institute.
The Goethe Institute coordinates guest performances of professional theatre and dance ensembles from development and transformation countries in Germany. Performances in several places in Germany are desirable. In general, the Goethe Institute grants travel allowances and transport subsidies.
Further information at the Goethe Institute Munich.
The International Forum is a two week long internationally advertised programme for professional theatre makers working artistically in the field of theatre. The objective is the promotion of young artists via a self-contained programme at the theatre meeting of the Berliner Festspiele. The forum is intended as a platform for comprehensive practical and theoretical exchange and includes practical training in workshops, participation in seminars, discussions and others.
The Goethe Institute and the International Theatre Institute offers a jointly conduct Guest Programme for young foreign theatre people. For the time of three months they are working at the stages of the Federal Republic of Germany and become acquainted with the production conditions and the conception and rehearsal process of at least one production.
The European Union supports in line with the Programme Culture 2007-2013 perennial cooperation projects between cultural institutions from different countries. It offers assistance possibilities for all cultural sectors and for all kinds of cultural actors.
Further information in the Programme Guide.
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) offers different scholarships for German students continuing artistic education abroad. Further information provides the Scholarship Database of the DAAD.
The Akademie Schloss Solitude promotes with its scholarship programmes mainly younger, particularly gifted international artists from the disciplines architecture, visual art, performing art, design, literature, music/sound, video/film/new media.
The application round ends on October 31, 2010, application forms and further information at http://bewerbung.akademie-solitude.de.
Further promotion possibilities are in the feature study for students and academic for graduates and scientists.
The virtual professional library media, stage, film offers research in various library catalogues, article databases and internet sites to the issue theatre.
The library of the university Frankfurt supervises the special collections theatre studies embracing monographs, magazines, microfilm and matters like theatre programmes and stage manuscripts published beyond the booktrade. The theatre studies include the subdomains music theatre, ballet, pantomime and figure theatre in all variations.
The Library Service Centre Baden-Württemberg offers a web directory for public internet supply in the field film.
The Theatre Library of the Goethe Institute informs about contemporary German drama and a selection of new plays with its authors. This information should serve to give theatre makers from abroad an overview of current texts and its availability in other languages.
New German Dramatic Art of the Goethe Institute offers information about German-speaking dramatists with creation overview and commentary.
The Internet page 50 Directors of the Goethe Institute provides information on over 50 stage directors working in Germany. Each entry includes a short biography, a select list of major productions, a journalist's portrait of the producer and links to current productions.
The Theatre Library for Children’s and Youth Theatre of the Goethe Institute presents the plays which are characterised with the German Children or German Youth Theatre Award. Besides a summary it includes a brief biography of the author, a list of his work, and information about the number of performers, first performance, and translations of the piece.
The Goethe Institute’s theatre section offers further information in the field theatre.
The Directory of German Theatres lists adresses, provides links to tickets in advance booking services as well as information about books, CD's, a job market for actresses/actors and theatre related jobs etc.
www.theaterverzeichnis.de (website in German)
In the worldwide net of the Goethe Institutes there are events organised not only important for Germany but also take place in Germany. An overview provides the calender of events of the Goethe Institute.
The House of World Cultures is a place for international contemporary arts and a forum for current developments and discourse. Visual arts, music, literature, performing arts, film, academic discussions and digital media are all linked in an interdisciplinary programme that is unique in Europe. In cooperation with artists and experts, it offers visitors opportunities to grapple with the conflicts, challenges and questions of our time.
The Kulturportal Deutschland informs about German and European cultural projects and offers a database with the topical events can be called up.
The Goethe Institute arranges the answers of the important questions at its internet page.
Bundesverband der Bibliotheken und Museen für Darstellende Künste
c/o Deutsches Theatermuseum München
E-mail: info@deutschestheatermuseum.de
Internet: www.stmwfk.bayern.de/Kunst/theatermuseum.aspx
Theatre and Media Association Latin America
E-mail: info@tmg-online.org
Internet: www.tmg-online.org
Centre for Children and Youth Theatre in the Federal Republic of Germany
E-mail: zentrum@kjtz.de
Internet: www.kjtz.de
Deutscher Bühnenverein
E-mail: debue@buehnenverein.de
Internet: www.buehnenverein.de
Fonds Darstellende Künste
E-mail: info@fonds-daku.de
Internet: www.fonds-daku.de
Interessenverband Deutscher Schauspieler
E-mail: info@ids-ev.eu
Internet: www.ids-ev.eu
Festival Junger Künstler Bayreuth
E-mail: youngartistsbayreuth@t-online.de
Internet: www.das-treffen.de
Union Internationale de la Marionnette
E-mail: unima@theater-der-nacht.de
Internet: www.unima.de
International University Global Theatre Experience
E-mail: info@iugte.com
Internet: www.iugte.com
Forum for associations, institutions and experts of art and culture (website in German).
Theatre portal by "Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen" (ZDF) with adresses, latest news, reviews, festivals etc. (website in German).
Compilation by German section of the International Theatre Institute.
Links to German theatre ensembles, institutions and theatre journals (website in German).
Address list of theatres and orchestras by the German Bühnenverein (website in German).
Umbrella organisation of the independent theatres in Germany (website in German).
Information about theatre, dance, music and other contemporary performing arts disciplines.
Support of projects of performing art (website in German).
Address database of all music, spectacle and cabaret stages in Germany (website in German).
Address list of all German theatres (website in German).
Programme by the Robert Bosch Foundation for cultural projects between German and French institutions.
Compilation of the Goethe Institute about various fields of the theatre.
Partnership project between German theatres and stages abroad.
Job opportunities, auditions, castings for artists.