Six theatre companies in a theatre housed in a desecrated church in Brooklyn, New York. An audience of insiders, curious and artists. > Photogallery The Caravan Next conference in New York  focused on how to work on audience development through theatre and was open to professionals, students and citizens. The first part involved 5 local theatre companies and SCT Centre|UNITO, who shared with the audience their experience on community theatre. Read More

Will beauty save the world? Making Theatre in Times of Crisis DATE 2018, 8TH November, 9.00 am – 4.00 pm VENUE Irondale Center 85 S Oxford St, Brooklyn, NY 11217, New York Introduction There is a natural tension between work that has is created for aesthetic reasons and work that is created for community and social justice goals. Does there need to be? How to use theatre to create social Read More

CONFERENCE “Art and Communities” Participation is free but it is necessary to register. > Thursday 11 October, 2.00 pm-7.30 pm: registration > Thursday 11 October, 19.30-20.45 pm (performance The voice of audience, open to the public and free): registration Those who register for the afternoon session and want to stop for the performance must also make this registration. > Friday 12 October, 9.00-13.00: registration > Friday 12 October, 2.30 – Read More

How would you like to be part of a choir – creating music not with beautiful singing but with all sorts of sounds that theatre audiences make? Sounds like coughing, sighing, whispering, snoring, laughing, clapping, buh-ing made into a piece of music. This “work of sound” – a different and subtle concert – was presented the first time in Denmark in 2017 at The Royal Theatre, Copenhagen, with 40 people Read More

Art and Communities: European models of audience engagement and social inclusion In Europe the relationship between art and communities keeps getting richer in experiences that foster the access of all citizens to creative and cultural activities and that contribute to the processes of social innovation. The artistic projects with local communities are particularly effective in creating links, building wellbeing, developing learning and promoting the ownership of cultural and landscape heritage Read More

> Photogallery The Guadalquivir River has become the symbol of the breaking down borders. Many citizens’ collectives, organized by the TNT Atalaya Center, have gathered in Seville to give life to seven days of shows and community events entitled “Río sin fronteras“. The Macro Event of social theater, one of the largest ever held in Spain, is part of the international project Caravan Next, funded by the Creative Europe Program of Read More

Dall’articolo pubblicato il 2 febbraio 2017 su La Voz del Sur Quando piove, Rocio Montero Maya, 56 anni, trascorre la notte sonnecchiando. Si alza di continuo. Controlla che l’acqua non sia penetrato nel tetto in lamiera della sua baracca. Controlla frenetica i letti dove dormono sette figli, la sua legione di nipoti e la pronipote di sei mesi. In estate, col clima umido, caldo e appiccicoso, ratti affamati escono di Read More

Uno slideshow che mostra i momenti più significativi di Caravan Next a Torino. Read More