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- from:19.11.2008 to : 29.11.2008
- In: Théâtre de la Ville, Paris
Europe at the Autumn Festival in Paris
- from:13.09.2008 to : 21.12.2008
- In: Paris
The Autumn Festival in Paris plays host to a multitude of European artists who express their cultural diveristy through their discipline whether this be dance, theatre, visual arts or cinema.
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Festival international de théâtre de rue d'Aurillac
- from:09.08.2008 to : 23.08.2008
- In: Aurillac and the Cantal department
There are several European performances, including two collaborations: Le Phun theatre company (France) and Kretakör (directors from Hungary) – The Betontanc theatre company (Slovenia) and Matej Andraž Vogrinèiè (Slovenia)
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The Sound of Silence/Alvis Hermanis
- On:27.11.2008
Series of 27 European shows/Latvia (2)more
"KAMP" a review of the history of a genocide.
- from:03.12.2008 to : 12.12.2008
- In: Malakoff
Hotel Modern here explores a theme which is recurrent in their shows: destruction in history.more
A sensory and interactive approach to dance and gardens
- from:05.11.2008 to : 10.12.2008
"Le jardin peint" (The Painted Garden) and "Le jardin italien" (The Italian Garden) are part of a trilogy from Italian theatre company TPO devoted to dance and the poetry of the garden. Children Cheering Carpet.more
An American classic reinterpreted by a Flemish theatre company
- from:06.11.2008 to : 20.12.2008
An acerbic analysis of the human soul by a theatre company often described as experimental, exuberant, philosophical and poetic.more
HANSAFLUX 2
- from:05.12.2008 to : 31.12.2008
- In: Lyon
Lyon and Tallin (Estonia): two artistic projects focusing on lightmore
A theatrical drama performed by the Sicilian Scimone Sframeli company
- from:06.11.2008 to : 30.11.2008
- In: Paris
Symbolic of the very particular world of Scimone and Sframeli, La Busta oscillates between comedy and drama, on the edge of dream and reality.more
Dance companies Parade
- On:14.09.2008
- In: Dans les rues de Lyon
Around twenty dance companies from different areas in the Rhone-Alpes region train a total of 4,500 amateur participants aged between 10 and 80 for the grand choreographic parade. The dance companies are supervised by 250 professional artists
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