Mapping Newsletter #3 | September 2019

Dear <<First Name>>,

summer is over, Mapping is getting ready for the last festival of this first year and has started planning all the events that will take place in 2020.
More exciting news will get to you soon!

The Mapping Newsletter wants to connect people involved and interested in performing arts and education for early childhood, taking a closer look to the activities of the project, through three-to-four email each year.

Enjoy the reading, share and partecipate!

WHAT IS MAPPING?
"Mapping. A Map on the Aesthetics of Performing Arts for Early Years"is a cooperation project supported by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union, starting from December 2018 until November 2022.
"Mapping" is an artistic research project focused on creating a sensory-based relationship with very young children, from 0 to 6 years old, through performing arts. In particular, it explores the idea of children-spectators of today and not only of tomorrow.

The partnership of Mapping, spread across the entire territory of the European Union, involves 18 partners from 17 European countries: Toihaus Theater, Salzburg, Austria | Théâtre de La Guimbarde, Charleroi, Belgium | Madam Bach, Odder, Denmark | Dance Theatre Auraco, Helsinki, Finland | Commune de Limoges, Limoges, France | Helios Theater, Hamm, Germany | Artika, Athens, Greece | Kolibri Puppet Theatre, Budapest, Hungary | Baboro International Children’s Festival, Galway, Ireland | La Baracca ONLUS (Project leader), Bologna, Italy | Bologna Fiere/Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Bologna, Italy | De Stilte, Breda, Netherlands | Teatr Animaczy, Poznan, Poland | Teatrul Ion Creanga, Bucharest, Romania | Lutkovno Gledalisce Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia | Teatro Paraíso, Vitoria, Spain | Teater Tre, Stockholm, Sweden | Polka Theatre, London, United Kingdom.
In collaboration with Small size (Network for the diffusion of the Performing arts for Early Years) and ITYARN (International Theatre for Young Audience Research Network).