Round table with international guests
»Why is arts education in schools important?«
About the round table
Why is arts education in schools important? How can cultural institutions enter the schooling system? How are educational and cultural sector connected? What are examples of good practices abroad and what are the challenges producers face with their work? How should this field be supported on a systematic level?
Glej Theatre is inviting you for a discussion about arts education with focus on performative arts with international guests from Scotland, Netherlands, Finland and Slovenia. We will present audience building strategies, community based practices with youth from unprivileged environment, talk about different aspect of direct social work in theatre in speak with young participants of such programmes.
Guests:
- Ruth Hollyman, Creative Director, Strange Town
- Joyce Tuut, Artistic director, Theatership
- Jani Lastuniemi, Project Manager, FSU
- Tereza Gregorič, dramaturge and project manager of AMO, SNG Nova Gorica
- Inga Remeta, chairwoman and program manager, Glej Theatre
- Sandra Jenko, curator and pedagogue, SLOGI
Moderated by Tjaša Pureber, Glej Theatre
Discussion will be in English. There will be a translation to Slovenian.
After the discussion join us for a showing of international youth devised coproduction, produced within 4ID project, supported by European Union Erasmus+ programme.
This project has been co-funded with support from the European Commission, Erasmus+ programme.
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