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In «Stones and Their Whispers of Old Stories», we explore myths, legends and tales in Transylvania and the Valais Alps together with filmmakers, artists and performers.

In a project that moves between painting and performance I will create an installation that will that intents to commemorate the Gay victims of the Nazi persecution.

Transcription of an error is a very personal way of combining music and theatre. The staging of this new austrian-italian-russian version will take place in Moscow at the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre.

With your help we’ll gather 1000 young minds in 1 place for more than a week, we’ll allow them to speak up and come up with solutions to global issues in cooperation with companies, government & NGOs.

We need your support for publishing our first book for children – «The Patter-mice and Sleepyhead». Give us a chance to enchant the kids!

SR:CH vous propose son premier livre grâce auquel vous découvrirez les membres, les projets réalisés depuis 2012 et les ambitions de ce collectif dans la promotion des jeunes artistes.

The Coquette Jazz Band & Frank Roberscheuten - 3 days new album recording in Hungary.

Nous organisons une donation de matériel technique destiné à «Kulturni Centar LAB» à Novi Sad, Serbie. L’équipe va utiliser le matériel afin d’ouvrir un bureau d'emprunt gratuit. – Quand? 1er juillet!

Baushtellë is an art project rooted in Pristina, Belgrade & Zurich. During a 10 week journey artists from all three cities will create a 6h performance based on the question: «What do you believe in?»

Ich gehe an meine erste Karate WM!
Mit viel Einsatz und Hingabe bereite ich mich auf die WM vom 20.-23. Juni vor.
Sei ein Teil dieser Reise und hilf mir, im Juni in Bratislava mein Bestes zu geben!

Gegenwartskunst hörbar machen! Der Skulptur im Garten entlocken wir Geräusche, spielen dazu mit Flöten, rezitieren «Shakespeare neu».
26.8. 2017, Konzertbeginn 19h, NN-fabrik Oslip

Recently celebrated in London’s West End, this controversial, exciting play is being brought to Vienna for the first time in original language, staged by New York director STEVEN DITMYER.