The TCG Global Pre-Conference embodies our collective pursuit of a highly participatory, inclusive nation without borders that includes and celebrates all theatre citizens. The theme for the Pre-Conference is Finding Home: Migration, Exile, and Belonging; it will include a range of international guests from around the world, in dialogue with artists and leaders from across the country. Through a dynamic and innovative range of performances, workshops, and discussions, the Pre-Conference will explore the value of meaningful cultural exchange in the context of an increasingly polarized world, beset by so many forms of conflict and crisis (geopolitical, humanitarian, environmental, etc.).
Don’t miss this one-time opportunity to work with the award-winning international artists collective Kamchàtka!
Conceived by Kamchàtka (Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain), led by Adrian Schvarzstein.
Discover Washington, DC for the first time or experience the city from a new perspective in Migrar, Kamchàtka’s site-specific journey that tackles the theme of immigration featuring DC participants.
This public street outing will be the culmination of a free five-day workshop in Washington, DC. We’re looking for up to 20 participants for this workshop, ideally a mix of intergenerational and multi-ethnic citizens. Students and artists are welcome, but participants of all ages can attend the workshop. No prior performance experience required.
The workshop will take place June 19 - 22, 2016 at Georgetown University with a final public street outing on June 22 at 5:00 p.m.
Workshop will be five hours per day (exact times TBD).
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Presented and curated by Theatre Communications Group and the Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics.
In collaboration with the Institut Ramon Llu