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Convened aid to theater, circus, dance and music for 14 million eurosTuesday, February 23, 2016 Madrid, Otr / Press The National Institute of Performing Arts and Music has summoned aid for this year 2016 to the theater and the circus, and to dance, lyric and music, totaling 14 million euros. The Official State Gazette (BOE) has published both calls on Monday, whose applications must be submitted within thirty calendar days, starting today, Tuesday, February 23. As stated in the call, consulted by OTR / Press, with regard to the call for the theater and the circus, specifically, the maximum total amount of the aid will be 8,007,018 euros, somewhat higher than the call for 2015 (7,936,923 euros). With regard to aid for dance, lyrics and music, the maximum amount attributable to this call is 6,047,952 euros, similar to the amount allocated to last year's call (6,005,917 euros). In both cases, the individual amount of aid granted may not exceed 65% of the total cost of the project. With regard to dance, there are seven types of aid: Support programs for tours of Spain; support to dance companies for tours abroad; to non-profit entities of state scope to carry out dance activities; to dance festivals, shows, contests and congresses; to support programs for scenic and musical spaces with stable choreographic programming; dance circuits organized by networks of scenic and musical spaces, festivals and contests; and complementary aid programs for communication with the Insular Autonomous Communities and the Cities with the Statute of Autonomy of Ceuta and Melilla. Regarding the aid to lyrical and music, the modalities are the support programs for tours of Spain; to performers and lyric and music groups for tours abroad; to non-profit entities of state scope; to festivals, shows, contests and congresses of lyric and music; support for scenic and musical spaces and organizations that organize lyrical seasons; aid for composition commissions linked to premiere; and complementary aid programs for communication in the field of lyric and music with the Insular Autonomous Communities and the Cities with Statute of Autonomy of Ceuta and Melilla. These grants are aimed at preserving the theatrical and circus cultural heritage, and the Spanish choreographic, lyrical and musical heritage and its dissemination within the territory of the State and outside its borders, "especially favoring communication between the different Autonomous Communities, the equality of all citizens in access to cultural services and the creation and consolidation of new audiences ", says the text of the call. Source: www.eldia.es |
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FETEN 2016Thursday, February 18, 2016 From February 21 to 26, the 25th anniversary of the European Fair of Performing Arts for Boys and Girls, FETEN, is celebrated. During the last days of the month, actors and artists from around the world occupy the city of Gijón to show their ideas, their projects and their shows filling the streets and theaters of cultural creation and scenic animation. Companies from Finland, Argentina, Ireland, France, Holland, Chile, etc. They have presented their proposals in Gijón based on the theatrical language of gestures, mimes, music, movement and choreography, through resources that go beyond different languages. But what is FETEN? The European Fair of Performing Arts for Boys and Girls, FETEN, is a space that promotes exchanges and cooperation between the different sectors of creation and distribution of the performing arts. The importance and the enhancement acquired by the Theater for children in Spain and in practically all of Europe, raises the need for a place or space where to combine, exchange, share and enable interests, experiences, knowledge and direct links between programmers , companies and professionals in the environment; trying together to elevate and dignify an ever greater quality of the performing arts made for and by minors. In all FETEN editions a fundamental structure is maintained. That is to say, a Fair nature, which brings together programmers, distributors ... from our country and Europe, with what this means to strengthen the market; but also, the exhibition of shows, discussion forums, book presentations, exhibitions, etc., which contribute to enhance and enrich everything that has to do with this aspect of culture. Since the first edition, in 1991, and within its programming, a series of debates and meetings have been held with the firm intention of combining the educational fact with the theatrical, since the theater is a fundamental channel of expression and communication between the individual, society and culture. Proposals from leading specialists in the field of children's and youth theater from different points of view, contribute to making these debates a dynamic forum for approaching the problem of the theatrical event aimed at children and adolescents. All this leads to FETEN having, not only the market aspect (exhibition of theatrical proposals and their hiring by promoters and programmers), but also a permanent and continuous debate framework. Schedule 25th edition Through the following link you can consult the complete program of the activities of this twenty-fifth edition of FETEN 2016, as well as the artistic files of the different participating companies. These artistic files are made up of a brief summary about the company's show, its duration, recommendation of the target audience, company contact information, names of the different artists who participate together with the role they play in the company. , date and place where they perform the show. Source: www.feten.gijon.es |
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XIV CIRCUIT OF THE NETWORK OF ALTERNATIVE THEATERS 2016Tuesday, January 12, 2016 The call is open until January 25, 2016 The call for the XIV Circuit of the Alternative Theaters Network is aimed at contemporary dance and theater companies, for adult or family audiences, with projects for small and medium-small capacity spaces. The Network of Alternative Theaters presents its call for the 2016 circuit The Alternative Theaters Network initiates a process of change and adaptation to favor innovation processes that are taking place in contemporary performing arts. Theater and dance companies have until January 25 to present their proposals. After a long history as a project of coordination between spaces to favor the tour of companies, the Circuit of the Network of Alternative Theaters begins a process of change and adaptation to the new realities of contemporary performing arts. Thus, this call will be a transition to a model that will eventually be defined in future editions and that intends to value other experiences other than the classic exhibition, but without doing without it. This circuit, which has the support of the National Institute of Performing Arts and Music (INAEM), aims, as indicated by the organizers, "to facilitate the tour of professional companies of contemporary theater and contemporary dance, for public adult and family, through the different associated rooms and theaters ”. Directed for theater and dance companies Dance and theater companies that have a show comparable to the scenic languages of contemporary creation - for adult or family audiences, small format - can participate in this call, of which they can present a complete recording made in the last year. Shows must be small in size and finished and produced, even if not released. "Closing time" Optionally, in addition to the show, the company may propose the realization of a context activity. This context activity proposal must be related to the artistic and research and development interests of the company. The approach will be experimental, therefore, they will not be considered as context activities proposed merely complementary to the exhibition. Necessary documentation The company must send all the following documentation to the Internet through its website:
Selection process At the end of the call period, the Network will inform on its website about the projects that meet the bases and are included in the selection process. The activities will be between September 2016 and January 31, 2017 (between September and December 31, 2016 in the case of proposals similar to dance). The number of performances per company for the entire Network Circuit will be between 6 and 15. The functions will take place in at least three different autonomous communities and always in a different region from the one where the company originates. Registration deadline: until Monday, January 25, 2016. Access to registration here Source: www.redescena.net |
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33rd Malaga Theater FestivalFriday, January 8, 2016 The tables of the Echegaray Theater appeared, yesterday, January 7, 2016, full of actresses, actors, playwrights, musicians and those responsible for the city's halls. The 33rd Malaga Theater Festival and the local scenic fabric mutually support each other with the exhibition of several premieres of productions from the land and the wrapping of an Off that in 2016 is once again made up of private rooms (La Cochera Cabaret, Chela Mar , Microteatro Málaga), public (La Caja Blanca), governed by associations (Joaquín Eléjar) and newly born to shelter new creators (the ephemeral space La Temporal). Today, Friday, the 33rd edition of the Festival begins with the version of the Madrid company SeXpeare by Rinconete and Cortadillo from Cervantes, an absolute premiere that will be followed by eleven others, nine of which have a Malaga label and very different designs. Its protagonists appeared this morning at a massive press conference. Rocío Vidal, protagonist of the lyrical montage Los amores Varios, which has the 'première' on January 16 and 17; Nacho Doña, Arturo Vargas and Andrés Jiménez, respectively musical director and director-performers of the musical fresco Tick ... Tick ... Boom !, which will be seen on January 28 and 29, and Claudio Navas, author and director of the Acid comedy Perras, on the bill on February 4, will show the public for the first time their productions on the same stage at the Echegaray Theater. The author and director Sergio Rubio will premiere the crazy comedy El Desnouement on January 22, 23 and 24 at the Hotel AC Málaga Palacio, and four playwright / interpreter duets will provide monologues inspired by the work of Cervantes or Shakespeare at the Centro de Active Culture Pedro Aparicio: the writer and journalist Pablo Bujalance and Eduardo Duro, Cristina Consuegra and Alessandra García, Alejandro Simón Partal and Pape Labraca, and Francisco Eduardo Conde with Miguel Guardiola. All of them were presented this morning by Gemma del Corral, Councilor for Culture of the Malaga City Council, Juan Antonio Vigar, director of the Cervantes and Echegaray theaters, and Miguel Gallego, director of Production, who excused the absence from the wheel press for work reasons of María Martínez de Tejada, the director and interpreter of the ninth Malaga premiere, Amor ... according, without, on, after. The Cervantes Theater, the Echegaray and other spaces offer until February 14 87 performances of 39 productions, to which are added exhibitions and workshops. Fifteen of those 39 works bear a local stamp. Except for David García-Intriago, director and actor of Oh Vino, outside Malaga for work reasons, the representatives of the other six Malaga productions of the 33rd Festival also attended the event: Olga Magaña, director of Toma que time; Luis Torán, from La oropéndola; Alberto Cortés, director of the Reinvention tour; Antonio Martín, director of Supercalifragilístico, and Jon Rivero, director of Mirror Citizens, presented their proposals to the media. Both that presence and the involvement of Off are arguments for one of the priority lines of action of the municipal theaters of Malaga, the promotion of the local scene, argued Vigar. In this sense, the organization of the 33rd Festival has opened the doors of this presentation to the TEMA platform, a group of professionals from the sector with which the Cervantes Theater is working on the development of a Malaga stage project. The rooms that cover the official programming in the Off were represented by Javier Martínez, representative of La Cochera Cabaret; Claudio Navas, head of the Sala Chela Mar; Joaquín Cortés and María José Becerra, from the Joaquín Eléjar Room (Maynake); Nuria Cabello, from Microteatro Málaga, and Alessandra García, one of the resident artists at La Temporal. The 33rd Malaga Theater Festival The 33rd Malaga Theater Festival receives Tricicle, exhibits the Reykjavik by Juan Mayorga and the Medea by Ana Belén and Vicente Molina Foix, and calls upon interpreters such as Ernesto and Malena Alterio, Fernando Tejero, Adriana Ozores, El Brujo, Natalia Millán, Verónica Forqué, Carmen Elías, Sergio Peris-Mencheta or Roberto Álamo. Along with them, companies from the Atalaya draft will pass through Malaga between January 8 and February 14, which brings us an iconic text by Peter Weiss, or Bambalina Teatre Practicable and his legendary Don Quixote, award-winning productions such as El Triangle Azul, by the National Dramatic Center and Micomicón, children's pieces, musicals, comedies and dramas. The Cervantes Theater and the Echegaray Theater will concentrate the bulk of the offer, with 55 performances of 32 productions, although the activities will extend to museums, hotels and catering establishments and, above all, to the new Pedro Aparicio Active Culture Center, which will also host of the monologues on works by Cervantes and Shakespeare a 'workshop' and the exhibition Festival Internacional de Teatro 1983-1986. In total, it will be possible to attend 87 screenings of 39 works in the program of the 33rd Festival, which will also travel to the Wine Museum and the Hotel AC Málaga Palacio and will offer a micro theater at Mercado Merced, Center Pompidou Málaga, Centro de Arte Contemporáneo (CAC Málaga) and Ateneo de Málaga. The programing. Cervantes Theater Constant Rain - January 10. Contemporary Theater Productions. Roberto Álamo and Sergio Peris-Mencheta, directed by David Serrano, play the two young policemen portrayed by Keith Huff - screenwriter of the series Mad men and House of cards - in a play that caused a sensation on Broadway starring Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig. Atchússs !!! - January 11 and 12. Pentación Shows. A cast full of familiar faces (Malena Alterio, Ernesto Alterio, Enric Benavent, Adriana Ozores and Fernando Tejero) brings to life the meanness, heroism, illusions, illusions, small daring and great regrets of the poor devils who star in the humorous texts he wrote Chekhov. Good people - January 13 and 14. Contemporary Theater Productions. Verónica Forqué, escorted by Juan Fernández, stars in the play by Pulitzer winner David Lindsay-Abaire, one of the most celebrated in contemporary North American theater. A piece about social class differences directed by David Serrano. Medea - January 15 and 16. International Festival of Classical Theater of Mérida. Vicente Molina Foix rewrites the story of the sorceress princess using as a plot template the precedents of Euripides, Seneca, Apolonio de Rodas and Ovidio in a montage headed by Ana Belén and which opened the last edition of the Merida Festival. The beautiful Snow White. The Musical - January 17. Noko Teatro Productions. Childish. Adaptation of the classic story loaded with music, live voices, color, magic, frenetic adventures and the charm of characters known to all. The exciting story of the Brothers Grimm, blasting through a Sunday morning performance for kids and adults. Marat / Sade - January 19. Watchtower. Theater within the theater and the air of a musical (twenty themes are performed live) in the assembly of the Sevillian company Atalaya of the text by Peter Weiss, a classic of 20th century European dramaturgy that delves into the dialectical struggle between individualism and the collective, violence and submission, honesty and corruption. Galloping - January 20. Teatre Akadèmia. Corrosive monologue portrait of the famous, eccentric and powerful fashion journalist Diana Vreeland. Carmen Elías will be the editor of Harper's Bazaar and Vogue, who from the mid-thirties documented the extraordinary society and events of her time. The Blue Triangle - January 21. National Dramatic Center (CDN) / Micomicón. Award-winning montage (MAX 2015 to the Theater Authorship and Design of the Scenic and National Space of Dramatic Literature 2015) that tells the story of the Spanish deportees in Mauthausen, the first prisoners who obtained permission to do theater in the camp and those who took the photos that betrayed the horror and the guilty. Reykjavik - January 22 and 23. Entrecajas Theater Productions. Juan Mayorga signs and directs one of the sensations of the Spanish billboard. César Sarachu, Daniel Albaladejo and Elena Rayos take to the stage to rebuild the great Reykjavik duel: the world chess championship that the Soviet Boris Spasski and the American Bobby Fischer contested during the Cold War. Open sesame - January 31. Kaleidoscope Theater. Childish. The book as a magic object in a black play for children. Who knows what can happen when you open their lids? Will the lyrics come to life? María Babel and her brunette cat will play with them. A 'annoying' gift becomes a great treasure, a box of surprises. A big hand invites us to open it. And so... Pancreas. What would you be able to do for a friend? - February 2 and 3. Concha Busto Production and Distribution and CDN. Fernando Cayo, Alfonso Lara and José Pedro Carrión, in a life and death tragicomedy or about how luck sometimes plays. A pancreatic patient, a suicide bomber and a friend in a play that opens on December 11. Teresa or the sun inside - February 4 and 5. El Brujo Producciones. The best minstrel of our theater rescues the figure of Santa Teresa de Jesús for the V centenary of her birth. "To achieve the balance between music and words we have the invaluable help of the Holy Spirit; that is, humor, which vivifies, strips, cleanses and, put in its place, leads to other purposes", says El Brujo. Windermere Club - February 6 and 7. Txalo Productions. Natalia Millán heads a production that is based on two main pillars: fear of defamation and dance. A salsa club in which the leading couple teaches classes is the epicenter of a hot night in which truths and lies will unravel to the sound of well-known Latin themes. Bits - February 12 and 13 (double feature on 13). Tricicle. A bit is the minimum unit of information. A gag is the minimum unit of humor. Therefore, a humorous show is full of bits that transmit gags at the speed of light, say Joan Gràcia, Paco Mir and Carles Sans, who return to the Festival to achieve the highest Gags Per Minute Density Possible (DGMP). This program is joined by that of the Echegaray Theater that can be consulted on its own website and that of the alternative rooms that can also be found at teatrocervantes.es Source: www.elmundo.es |
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Ghosts, hits and theater offWednesday, December 23, 2015 Antonio Castro Jiménez es el autor del libro 'El teatro de Lara', que este año celebra su 135 aniversario. Now the Lara Theater is a small delight located in one of the best areas of the city for cultural purposes: the Corredera Baja de San Pablo, Malasaña, where it coexists with decadent elements that make you dream of a false bohemian. However, in 1880, the year of its foundation, the place did not seem so favorable. "It was an area in the center of Madrid that, being very popular, did not enjoy a good reputation," writes Antonio Castro Jiménez, a chronicler of the town, in the book El teatro de Lara, which was recently presented through a theatrical visit. The press did not bet on this theater lost in that jumble of dark streets, but here it is, and this year it celebrates its 135th anniversary. It was founded by Cándido Lara, who was called a butcher because he had earned his first money selling steaks in the Antón Martín market. Alfonso XII reigned and the subway, electricity or Gran Vía did not yet exist. Carnicero became a prominent man: he made his fortune as a supplier to the liberal army during the Second Carlist War and became a senator. Several works by the Nobel Prize winner Jacinto Benavente were premiered on the theater's tables, which are accessed after passing its three famous cast iron column halls, such as Los Interests Ventes, in 1907 (the public, after the premiere, carried the the playwright to his house), or El amor brujo, by Manuel de Falla, just a century ago. And around here still walks, according to legend, Lola Membrives, the actress whose ghost, some have heard sing. The Lara had a large billboard during its first decades, with up to 30 weekly performances. "Here the precursor of the current microteatro, the 'theater by hours', was offered short pieces at reduced prices to attract the less affluent public," says Castro. It was in danger of disappearing before the Civil War and after its closure in the eighties, until it reopened in 1994. Lately the theater has been in good health and is no less crowded than it was in the beginning: around 25 performances are performed a week. During the last 10 years Antonio Fuentes has been at the helm, who came from working in large multinationals. An experience, that of the company, not so common in the world of culture and that he says helped him a lot: "A theater is a company with very small profit margins. It also gives you satisfaction when you fill the rooms and watch the people enjoy people". Among its latest innovations, in addition to the monthly payment of 20 euros for five functions, was the opening of the ancient theater to the most contemporary creation, creating the Off Room, first in its hall and now in the basement, which is open to small performances. companies of the vigorous alternative scene. Part of the current prestige of a director and playwright such as Miguel del Arco came from this hall, where he premiered in 2010 The function to be done, based on Pirandello. Even so, what really makes money are the great contemporary classics, of a more commercial nature, like La Llamada or Burundanga, which fill and fill seats. "Let's say that one thing subsidizes the other," says the director. And although many theaters of his time have disappeared, or have had to change their name to a cold commercial brand, Don Cándido's candy box, as they called it, is still there. |
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Performing Arts and Music Grants and Grants: INAEMThursday, December 10, 2015 The INAEM publishes in the Official State Gazette in February the call for aid to dance and music for amounts ranging from 15,000 to 100,000 euros as part of the aid program to encourage dance and music, contemplating both tours at the national level. national as well as abroad. Regarding the music section, this support is intended for performers and lyric and music groups that tour Spain; tours of the national territory of new lyrical and musical creation projects, and lyric and music groups for tours of inter-regional projects. In the international section, the grants are aimed at performers and lyric and music groups that rotate abroad, non-profit entities of state scope that carry out lyric and music activities, festivals, exhibitions, contests and conferences of lyric and music, scenic and musical spaces and entities that organize lyrical seasons, composition commissions linked to premiere. It also includes complementary aid programs for lyrical and musical communication with the Insular Autonomous Communities and the Cities with the Statute of Autonomy of Ceuta and Melilla. For the evaluation of the projects, the following will be taken into account:
The deadline for submitting applications is thirty calendar days from the day following the publication of the call in the Official State Gazette and remember that the call is usually published in February. All information here |
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Multipurpose Pavilion of Sports and Performing Arts of the Holy SpiritMonday, November 30, 2015 Espinardo has the peculiarity of being the youngest neighborhood in the city of Murcia and of combining the character of town and city. One of the most anticipated works, the multipurpose sports and performing arts pavilion, is now available to the Espinarderos, by the municipal architect José Carlos Miquel. This new infrastructure, which allows combining the sporting use of a covered sports hall with the scenic use (dance, theater and music), has been carried out in two phases. The first has been the construction and sports equipment part. The second phase is the stage equipment, which has involved the installation of acoustic and lighting systems for cultural use, as well as a removable stage. Industrias Maquiescenic manufactures and installs a set of motorized cuts, which in addition to their lifting function for the lighting, sound or decoration equipment, in particular can be moved one by one by a rail translation system through the entire pavilion giving a freedom of movement and versatility, all controlled by a SIEMAQ wireless control system Additionally, winches are installed to lift basketball hoops and sectional curtains to separate spaces. The installation is completed by stage curtains such as the mouth curtain, American curtain, legs and black camera backdrop, PVC cyclorama, curtains for side closing, stage skirt and motorized rail for the american curtain. The installation of dimmers, rack, splitter, dimmerized and direct circuits, projectors of various types such as cutouts, plano-convex lens, PAR64, asymmetric panoramas, electrified bars, etc. They give the spectacular lighting necessary to this multipurpose construction. |
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Published the Enrédate 2016 catalog (1st Semester)Thursday, November 26, 2015 On November 11, 2015, the catalog of show offers for the programming corresponding to the first half of 2016 of Enrédate, Andalusian Network of Public Theaters, was published on the website of the Andalusian Agency for Cultural Institutions. You can check the publication in the following link Enrédate catalog 2016 |
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The Circus Theater of MurciaTuesday, November 17, 2015 The Teatro Circo de Murcia is a building designed by Justo Millán in 1892, in the current Enrique Villar street, which served as a theater, cinematograph, circus and place of shows. After a period of neglect, it has been restored to become a theater and concert hall again. Starting from the restoration, the daily life of this center requires maintenance that includes repairs and additional accessories to be able to continue its day to day in the best conditions that this center deserves. On this occasion, Industrias Maquiescenic performs the fine-tuning of the existing motorized cutting systems, and complements the stage equipment with the supply of chain motors, aluminum truss, and other accessories to expand the system, also adapting the existing control system . |
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