The State Puppet Theater, founded in Almaty in1935, was one of the first theaters in Kazakhstan. More
BigCi is an independent, artist run, not for profit micro-artist residency program with a focus on supporting practicing artists by facilitating their projects. Being “micro” means that we are flexible in the range of creative initiatives that interest us, personal in the way we work with individual artists, quick in making decisions, energetic in development […] More
Heritage Commons is a socio-cultural enterprise that is changing the way cultural spaces are perceived, experienced, and understood. We are strongly motivated to transform the current state of the cultural spaces within our country, as well as those beyond its borders. We intend to promote different aspects of our rich heritage – monuments, artworks, art traditions, […] More
The Little Art is a non-profit arts education organization that uses the medium of art to promote social values among children and young adults in Pakistan. It is determined, through numerous artistic avenues, media in particular, to promote the principals and ideals of democracy, equality, civil rights, community, prosperity, higher education, religious and cultural tolerance […] More
Carpe diem residency, a series of artist-in-residence programs is designed to invite artists, writers and film makers for a time and space away from their usual social environment and domestic obligations. The founders are a self-driven group of artists and film makers from India who are deeply influenced by nature and the efficacy of human […] More
Join “now Japan”! The festival is by all means growing and what started as a small gathering of Japanese pop-culture admirers, is now a blossoming full-grown event (and to this day, the largest in the Baltic region) dedicated to spreading the word about Japanese culture in Lithuania and establishing global relations through international communication. The […] More
In 2013, Théâtre Mu celebrated its 18th birthday. Boîte A Outils, Poum Poum was the company’s twentieth creation. The precedent productions gave rise to more than 2000 performances during tours of France and the world. Around 200, 000 people have discovered the company’s work in more than 25 countries. Since 1995, the team of Théâtre Mu has […] More
Moscow State Puppet Theatre named after Sergey Obraztsov was founded in 1931. In 1981 it was granted the title of “academic”, thus becoming Central State Academic Puppet theatre named after Sergey Obraztsov. The establisher of the theatre is the prominent Russian artist, actor, director, painter and writer Sergey Obraztsov, who directed his theatre until the […] More
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre is Australia’s champions for puppet theatre. They present four seasons a year at their home theatre in Fremantle, nurture the art form through the School of Puppetry and Emergent training program, perform in Festivals, corporate and community events and tour through Australia and the world. More
Australia’s Polyglot Theatre is an internationally renowned creator of interactive experiences for children and families, inspiring kids to turn the simplest things into extraordinary creations. At Polyglot, theatre is child’s play. More
The Hun Lakhon Lek of the Joe Luis puppet theatre has its unique artistic attributes in the half a human size Bunraku-style puppets manipulated by three puppeteers. The company originally comprises of family members of the Yangkhieosod headed by the late Sakorn Yangkhieosod, who had revived the art from his father and later was honored National Artist. More
Sena Wangi is a national organization which is active in the field of puppetry (wayang). The organization coordinates various activities for the preservation and development of the art of puppetry. More
Adishakti Laboratory for Theatre Art Research, Puducherry, India is a theatre, music, dance and shadow puppetry troupe and a locus for hybrid performing arts. It is the home from which national andinternational performances, workshops, artist exchanges and research are generated. More
The National Academy for Theatre & Film Arts (NATFA) is Bulgaria’s premier tertiary school. The NATFA Academic Information Centre has 60 000 volumes of Bulgarian and foreign books, a unique complete catalogued archive of Bulgarian theatre which contains all kinds of printed material dating from 1879 to the present. More