- Presentation
- Events/projects
- Artistic
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Training
- Sharing experience
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University exchanges
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Brest / Winchester
- Simon Le Doaré, ZEPA 2 work placement, looks back on his experience and brings up his futur projects
- 10 students from the Winchester Bachelor of Street Arts on a visit in Brest for a week
- Adventures in Brittany: with Le Fourneau and Cie no. 8
- Adventure across the Channel
- Street Art Exchange in Brest
- Vincent Le Goascoz takes stock of his 4 month placement in Winchester Hat Fair
- Aude Pauchet, ZEPA work-placement based at Winchester Hat Fair, shares her experience from across the Channel
- University of Winchester’s students reception’s report from 5th to 9th October, 2010
- Discovering Street Arts In France
- Luc Amoros
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- The ZEPA Universities work together
- Pole National Arts de la Rue et Cirque - Le Hangar / Université de Picardie Jules Verne (Amiens)
- 15e édition du Festival International et Universitaire des Arts de la Scène de l’Artois
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Brest / Winchester
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Event reviews
- Le Comptoir Arts de la Rue des Tonnerres de Brest 2012
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Out There festival 2012
- Generik Vapeur at Out There Festival 2012
- Stickleback Plasticus at Out There Festival 2012
- Les Studios De Cirque
- Abigail Collins - Buttabing ! Buttaboom ! Buttafly ! at Out There 2012
- Les P’tits Bras at Out There Festival
- Pete Sweet - Meet Pete Sweet at Out There 2012
- Great Yarmouth community gives Générik Vapeur’s “Waterlitz” a warm welcome
- « Picnic on the bridge » au Relecq-Kerhuon (2012)
- Les Eclectiques 2012
- Waterlitz à Brest
- Les Rias 2012
- Tortill’Art 2012
- Hat Fair 2012
- L’Archifête 2012, Petit-Couronne
- Viva Cité 2012, Sotteville-lès-Rouen
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Shared companies
Latest addition : 10 December 2012.
ARTISTIC EXCHANGES THROUGH THE “SHARED” COMPANIES
The project also puts the emphasis on the development of artistic projects in which two or more partners on each side of the Channel work with the same company (hence “shared”) in their own respective area. It can be through creation, translation or adaptation residencies, community and outreach work, programming, etc., with the aim of presenting these projects within the European Zone of Artistic Projects.
The companies listed below have all been part of projects involving ZEPA partners on both sides of the Channel.
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Kamchàtka
Street theatre - Spain / Barcelona
Kamchàtka Programmed at: Hat Fair (Winchester) in 2009 ; Viva Cité (Sotteville-Lès-Rouen) in 2009 ; Z’Arts Up (Béthune) in 2010 Kamchàtka is a young street theatre company, formed by a multidisciplinary artist collective. The members of the company met for the first time during a street theatre workshop directed by Adrian Schvarzstein, the artistic director of the company, which took place in October 2006, as part of the fifth edition of the Escena Poblenou Festival in Barcelona. From that (...)
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Kitschnette
Physical street theatre – France / Marseille
On passe à table Diffusion: Viva Cité (Sotteville-lès-Rouen), Beach Bash festival (Manningtree) et Dimanche d’Automne (Bretagne) en 2010; Jeudis du port (Brest) et Camaret sur mer en 2011; Z’arts Up (Béthune) en 2012 Kitschnette was created in 2004 by a collective of artists from Marseille: circus artists, actors, dancers, photographs and illustrators. They got together as research project initially, around cooking and food and they started experimenting various approaches, mixing: (...)
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