Dear Reader,
welcome to the second Mapping Newsletter, released after the first full semester of Mapping Project.
The past months have been full with festivals and project activities, as you will see below. But before leaving you with a recap of what we have been busy with since the end of February, one big piece of news: the new Mapping website is up and running!
Take a look at the Timeline of this first year of our project, at the People involved and learn more about the Researches we are developing.
Next Mapping festival will be in Ljubljana, Slovenia: Zlata paličica, September 28th-October 5th, organised by our partner LGL.
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 participate!
(and enjoy summer, too ☀️)
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Festival Visioni di futuro, visioni di teatro...
Teatro Testoni Ragazzi, Bologna (IT) | February 22nd - March 3rd 2019
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BIM BAM Festival 2019
Salzburg and Northern Austria (AT) | March 9th - March 31st 2019
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BIM BAM 2019, Toihaus Theater’s festival for early years, took place in Salzburg March 9th-30th. The festival hosted more than 60 shows from eight nations: Poland, Italy, Germany, Austria, Mexico, Netherlands, Sweden and Japan. The festival also included productions of some Mapping partners, as well as workshops and other training activities. Among these, the festival hosted the first Image work group of Mapping project starting its research on the Map.
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Kaolin & Barbotine 2019
Limoges (FR) | May 15th - May 25th 2019
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The seventh edition of Limoges festival, entirely dedicated to early childhood, programmed several performances, round tables and workshops. Among these, the festival hosted the first workshop of Sound work group, that took place on May 17-19.
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BRIK festival 2019
Breda (NL) | June 5th - June 11th 2019
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The Stiltefestival, started in 2011 and taking place every two years, has a new look and a new name! From now on it is called BRIK: Brabants Internationaal Kinderfestival. With a stunning programme full of imaginative performances from all over the world, carefully selected over the past two years. The festival presented 73 shows in 12 days, as well as Mapping activities such as the first workshop of Word work group, the second Researchers meeting and the second Common meeting.
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See you in Ljubljana for Zlata paličica!
September 28th - October 8th 2019
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