Call for Theater Artists!
Take part in a unique 5-day workshop in Budapest and become part of the creation of a new, environmentally conscious and socially engaged theater performance!
Our goal is to support the creation of sustainable, mobile, low-budget but high-impact productions.
We are looking for performances featuring two actors, designed to tour by car, that tell authentic rural stories.
Who are we looking for?
- Actors, directors, dramaturgs, and set/costume designers
- Residents of the European Union or Serbia
- Individuals interested in social and ecological topics
- Open-minded professionals willing to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration
- Artists applying individually or in 2–3-person creative teams
About the Workshop
- Dates: January 23–27, 2025
- Location: Budapest
- Language: English
- Costs: All expenses (travel, accommodation, meals) covered by the organizers
- The workshop will cover:
- How to perform multiple characters as one actor
- How to avoid stereotypes in socially conscious art
- How to design sustainable, portable sets, costumes, and props
- How to perform multiple characters as one actor
How to Apply
- Deadline: November 30, 2024, 5:00 PM (CET)
- Apply as: Individual or as part of a 2–3 member creative group
- For directors and dramaturgs, the following are required:
- A description of the proposed topic
- The planned creative team
- The planned creative team
What Happens After the Workshop?
- You will have the opportunity to develop your own performance
- Deadline to submit a detailed project plan: 2025. February 28, 2025
- Selected projects may receive up to €10,000 in funding
- Funding decisions will be announced by mid-March 2025
- Premieres must take place by the end of July 2025
- Each performance must be presented in at least two rural communities by Fall 2025
This is a unique opportunity to engage with communities and spark meaningful change through your art.
Fill out the application form and join this inspiring initiative!
- Independent Theater Hungary (Hungary)
- Basca Theater (Romania)
- Mikser (Serbia)
Co-funded by the European Union.
The views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
