TRANSFORMING THEATER TOWARDS A NEW FUTURE
The project consists of a series of actions that adapt the theater’s work during the pandemic period in 2020.
Faced with the impossibility of regularly performing our plays, with the help of the International Relief Fund of the German Federal Foreign Office and the Goethe Institute and other partners, we created a project that still connects us with the
audience using audiovisual and digital media.
Project
OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2020
It will present 24 short videos based on DAH Theater’s plays, “In/Visible City”, “The Enigma of Revolution”, “For Your Own Good” and deal with topics such as multicultural tolerance, the meaning and contradictions of revolutions, children’s
rights – issues that we deal with in the mentioned plays. In this way, DAH Theater’s work will be present through digital platforms and social media until the end of 2020.
Video direction by Evelini Kosta [Brazil], director of photography Nemanja Maraš [Serbia].
Created to convey our experience to professionals and non-professionals, especially young people, to empower them to creatively express their dissatisfaction and articulate their protest and demands regarding civil rights. Artists of
DAH Theater will lead this online training, conveying their experiences to participants in groups or individually, with the aim of presenting the creative possibilities of art in articulating their own needs and civic engagement. At this
webinar, participants can attend lectures, see video examples of theatrical works and other arts, and individually discuss their own ideas and develop them with the help of trainers.
With international and local artists who deal with human/civil rights.
Created for a wider audience and open to all, this series of talks aims to maintain international and national connections between artists and to present to the public a whole range of artistic activities that deal with human/civil
rights in their work. The audience will have the opportunity to see fragments of the works of the artists who are involved and to hear about their approach to theatrical practice.