10 partners involved in the multi-annual project of cultural cooperation. PROSPERO – Extended Theater want to undertake an artistic and cultural act and to promote an ambitious theater project which is also a political gesture.

The first conference of the project will explore and question the faith thinking of communities that cross the life of theaters from all over Europe. A moment of listening and active sharing to create new ideas for the future. You who are part of our community are invited to participate by connecting to Zoom, to interact with the project team, share your questions, bring your point of view on the Faith and its many facets.

We now invite all interested artists from all backgrounds to propose new project ideas related to the topic of faith. The Face to Faith project involves producing 7 new performance productions, with each of the 7 project partners managing one of the productions. After the premiere held by the producing partner organisation, the project will tour each production in at least one other Face to Faith partner city. The productions will premier between October 2021 and September 2022.

Interviews with Alice Creischer, Susanne Kriemann, and Antje Majewski about Joseph Beuys and climat in art. Premiere of „Nature Morte” directed by Agnieszka Jakimiak: 7 November 2020.

Teatr Powszechny in Warsaw would like to invite everyone to take part in the World Refugee Day (20th of June) which was established by the United Nations General Assembly almost 20 years ago. For the last few years, we have been celebrating this day in a special way, by organizing many artistic and social events and by providing many public institutions (theatres, museums, universities, religious organizations) with the international refugee flag, designed by a Syrian artist Yara Said. An orange flag with a black stripe has been a universal symbol of respect towards migrants and acknowledgement of them and their fight for human rights. The flag represents life jackets worn by thousands of people going through the seas to escape war, hunger, and political repression.