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4+4 Days in Motion 9th
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Four + Four Days in Motion 8th International Theatre Festival » 24th - 31st October 2003 Ground of Former Brickworks, V Šáreckém údolí 37, Prague 6
Main program Hiroaki Umeda / S20 (Japan) Tanno Ken'Ichi / Numbering Machine (Japan) Akemi Takeya (Japan/Austria) & Tetsuo Furudate(Japan) New Art Club (United Kingdom) Cristina Maldonado (Mexico) BADco. (Croatia) Žan Loose (BiH) Bruno Amstad (Switzerland)
Stage in Motion Project Czech Republic: Petra Hauerová & Jiří Málek& Vrbík& Wladimir 518 Slovenia: Germany: Sven Mundt / Schaubühne Lindenfels William Wheeler& Antonia Baehr Italy: France:
Accompanying program Jennifer
Monson (USA) - workshop
and presentation: Projections of Contemporary Czech and Slovak video art by Divus and Umělec. Closing party - DJ Hiberban Caban, Funky Night - DJ Robot.
Project Stage in Motion was supported by Culture 2000 programme of the European Union. Co-organizer: Hlavní město Praha Supported by: Ministersvo kultury ČR, The Britich Council, Goethe Institut Prag, PRO HELVETIA, TOI TOI Media partners: Přehled kulturních pořadů, Umělec, Radio 1, Boomerang Media In co-operation with: Jednotka/Unit, Švandovo divadlo, Divadelní ústav, AltySound – Zdeněk Altynski, WD Lux, Duncan Centre, Divadlo Ponec, mamapapa
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2+4 Days in Motion 7th International Theatre Festival » 16th. - 21st October, 2002 Divadlo Ponec, Husitská 24A, Praha 3
Festival was not take place in non-typical theatre spaces this year, which has been in the course of the last four events a regular element of the festival atmosphere. Wherever the festival took place, in the old sewage plant in Bubeneč, the factory halls of ČKD Karlín, the former Holešovice Brewery or in the Tyršův House, the non-traditional theatre environment influenced the whole program of the festival. The theatre bars, site-specific projects and other accompanying events were created for the particular places and lasted for the duration of the festival. This year we were exploring the so-called typical theatre space. WE CAME to the Ponec Theatre, to the theatre that WE HAVE NOT BUILT, because it is already there. WE ENTERED this theatre, which is a proper host for our festival because of its openness, dramaturgy and technical equipment. The artists came with us, and together WE BROKE the idea of the traditional theatre environment from the first night.
Main Program Jan Push (Germany), Akhe Group (Russia), One Yellow Rabbit Performance Theatre (Canada), Philipp Gehmacher (Great Britain - Austria), Carol Brown (Great Britain), Velma (Switzerland), Jan Nebeský - David Prachař - Egon Tobiáš (Czech Republic), Kristýna Lhotáková & Ladislav Soukup (Czech Republic)
Accompanying Program The Heart of Prague Quadrennial - open symposium was a weeklong series of workshops, auditions and presentations of foreign performing arts artists in the spaces of Alfred ve Dvoře Theatre, which was an introduction to The Heart of the Prague Quadrennial project June 12 - 26 2003. The main goal of these meetings was to present the Heart of PQ project to the public and to gain artists living in Prague for cooperation in 2003 on this project
Ryuzo Fukuhara (Japan), David Peimer & Xoli Norman (South Africa), Sachizo Takahashi (Japan), Dorita Hannah (New Zealand), Recto Verso (Canada), Akhe Group (Russia), Carol Brown (Great Britain), Helen Todd & Lemi Ponifasio (New Zealand)
Co-organizer: Hlavní město Praha Supported by: Ministersvo kultury ČR, The Britich Council, Goethe Institut Prag, PRO HELVETIA, Státní fond kultury ČR, Divadelní ústav, Canadian Season in Prague Media partners: Přehled kulturních pořadů, Boomerang Media, Radio 1, iDnes, Houser In cooperation with: Tanec Praha, Divadlo Ponec, Jednotka/Unit, Divadlo Archa, WD Lux
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Four Days in Motion 6th International Theatre Festival » 25th - 28th October 2001 Prague Újezd - Tyršův House & Nosticova Hall
6th festival Four Days in Motion was held in the romantic environment of the Tyršův House, Nosticova Hall and Újezd surroundings. The leitmotiv of the festival was culture and sport, their connection and diversity. We tried to bring the audience to places, which are authentic in their surroundings of the achievement of physical prowess and which are not only “muscle factories” but also show a much more sophisticated view of the human body and its inner process. The groups and soloists came to Prague from ten countries of the world and as well as their nationality being diverse, their style is diverse as well - from concert, through to contemporary dance, physical and visual theatre. The result of the co-production of Four Days Association and the British-German company Gob Squad was a huge site-specific project "The Great Outdoors". The project is based on a combination of new technologies and physical theatre. The Czech field was represented by an open-air project of the Czech-Russian Teatr Novogo Fronta with the performance "Vagabond Adam Kadmon", an improvisation of international association Krepsko and the sport afternoon with Jednotka/Unit. The outdoor bar with the waitress-sportsmen created by Jednotka/Unit was the traditional part of the festival. We also presented a performance "Pigg in Hell" by German actress and dancer Astrid Endruweit directed by world renowned director Michael Laub (Remote Control Production), choreographies "Retard probable 5mn" and "7 Gouttes et des poussieres" by Canadian dance company Systema D/Dominique Porte, physical theatre Goat Island from Chicago with the performance called "It's an Earthquake in My Heart" and the concert performance by Spanish performer Fátima Miranda became a highlight of the festival.
Program Krepsko (Czech Republic), Česká obec sokolská (Czech Republic), Fátima Miranda (Spain), Gob Squad (Great Britain / Germany), Systema D / Dominique Porte (Canada / France), Jednotka/Unit (Czech Republic), Stefan Pente (Switzerland), Goat Island (USA), Michael Laub /Astrid Endruweit/Remote Control Productions (Germany / The Netherlands), Teatr Novogo Fronta (Russia / Czech Republic). Kamera skura (Czech Republic) - artists' group exhibition Kinetic theatre workshop with Marie Kinsky and Wladyslaw Znorko (France) The Great Outdoors - site-specific project of Gob Squad (Great Britain / Germany)
Organiser:
Čtyři dny a Česká obec Sokolská Supported by: Ministersvo kultury ČR, The Britich Council, Goethe Institut Prag, Canadian Embassy, Velvyslanectví Nizozemského království, Embajada de Espana, Česko-německý fond budoucnosti, PRO HELVETIA, Open Society Fund Praha, Divadelní ústav, Decibel tiskárna, Bols, Krušovice, WD Lux, OP Tiger, TOI TOI, Trimedia, Panasonic, Alty-Sound, www.zonglovani.cz, Švandovo divadlo, Vínečko 33 Media partners: SAD, Do Města/Downtown, Boomerand Media, Radio 1, Unijazz, Navigator, Literární Noviny
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Four + Four Days in Motion 5th International Theatre Festival 4th - 11th November 2000 Holešovice brewery, Prague
Les Mauvaises Herbes - Dismanův soubor (France / Czech republic), Socíetas Raffaello Sanzio (Italy), Czarna Papryka (Poland), mamapapa (Czech republic), Tropical Transform (Hungary), Miroslav Bambušek (Czech republic), Kumn (Romania), Stateless, Master K. (Czech republic / Slovakia), Sean Tuan John (Great Britain), Heavy Les Wanted (Slovenia), Carol Brown & Esther Rolinson (Great Britain), Trafik (Croatia), General Electrica (Spain), Wendy Houstoun (Great Britain), Gilles Jobin (Switzerland / Great Britain), Zatrestband & Voxtet (Czech republic)
Project was a part of the project Prague 2000 – European city of culture Co-organizers:
Hlavní město Praha, The British Council Online media partner: Globopolis.com Media partners: Týden, Boomerang Free Cards, Unijazz, SAD, Radio 1, Přehled kulturních pořadů, Do Města/Downtown Projekt was supported by: ARENA Real Estate Development, a.s.
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Four + Four Days in Motion 4th International Theatre Festival 13th - 20th November 1999 Hall ČKD Karlín, Prague
Gob Squad
(Great Britain / Germany), Baletní
jednotka Křeč (Czech Republic), Felix
Ruckert + Domino (Germany / Czech Republic), Zbang
Dance Company (Great Britain), Skrytá
tvůrčí jednotka K'D (Czech Republic),
Motus (Italy), Gilles
Jobin (Switzerland / Great Britain), Sebastijan
Horvat (Slovenia), Petra
Púčiková (Czech Republic), Petr
Fruček (Slovakia), Krusha
& Soukup (Czech Republic), Site-specific
project Demolition - mamapapa (Czech Republic),
Poetry for Travellers - Klub 8 (Czech Republic),
The Stroj (Slovenia),
B4 (Czech Republic),
Co-organizers: Hlavní město Praha, Real Estate Karlín Partner: Český Telecom Supported
by: Ministersvo kultury ČR, Nadace Dagmar a Václava
Havlových VIZE 97, PRO HELVETIA, Réseaux Ext-Ouest, Česko-německý
fond budoucnosti, The Britich Council, Praha 2000 – Partner
roku 2000, ET Netera, Divadelní ústav Praha, Linhartova
Nadace, Oen Cociety Fnd Praha, SEBA Tanvald, Alffix, Hák&Hák,
OP Tiger, Ray Line Musical program by: Jazz Club Železná
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3rd International Theatre Festival Entrée to the Festival European Theatre Alternatives 2nd - 5th June 1998 Komedie Theatre + The Experimental Space Roxy, Prague Plesni Teater Ljubljana (Slovenia), Muzeum (Slovenia), Kinkaleri (Italy)
Four + Four Days in Motion 14th - 21st November 1998 Old Sewage Plant, Prague
Valentina Čabro (Slovenia), Jan Langedijk / De Daders (The Netherlands), Jan Kodet (Czech Republic), The Charnock Company (Great Britain), Jeannette van Steen (The Netherlands), Beate Hohn / Arne Forke (Germany), Derevo (Russia), Do-Theatre (Russia), Rob List (USA), Sabine Sonnenschein (Austria), Joao Fiadeiro (Portugal), Orchestr Bandini (Germany), Tomaž Grom (Slovenia), Kopir Rozsywal Bestar (Czech Republic), -123 minut (Czech Republic), Shower Elefants (Czech Republic), Korai Orom (Hungary)
Workshop - Anton Adasinski (Russia) Workshop - William Fisher (USA) Site-specific project - Griftheater (The Netherlands) + mamapapa (Czech Republic)
International Theatre Forum Performing Arts - New Theatre Tendencies at the End of the Millennium Czechoslovakian Road-Art - photograph exhibition of Petr Bergmann (Czech Republic)
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Four Days in Motion 2nd International Theatre Festival 13th - 16th November 1997 The Theatre in Celetná + The Experimental Space Roxy, Prague
Martin Zbrožek - Jaroslav Dušek - Alan Vitouš (Czech Republic), Axe Group (Russia), The Moving House Theatre Company (Hungary), Lithuanian Dance Information Centre (Lithuania), Nina Meško (Slovenia), Lenka Dřímalová Company (Czech Republic), Gregor Kamnikar (Slovenia), Alexej Mercouchev (Russia), Mostarski Teatar Mladih (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Su-en Butoh Company (Sweden), Teatr Cinema (Poland), Vltava (Czech Republic), Exhibition of drawings of Tadeusz Kantor (Poland), Jan Štolba (Czech Republic), Dorůžka Orchestra (Czech Republic), Project Faust (Czech Republic), Film - Baroque opera of Forman Brothers Theatre (Czech Republic)
Co-organizers: Hlavní město Praha, Open Society Fund Praha Supported by: Traveller´s hostel, Divadlo v Celetné, Studio Citadela, mamapapa, Mmaďarské kulturní středisko, Instytut Polski w Pradze, Linhartova nadace, Swedich Institute, Leen Teatro, PRO HELVETIA Media partners: FAN, Radio 1, Radio Limonádový Joe, SAD, Respekt, Literární noviny |
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Four Days in Motion 1st International Theatre Festival 9th - 12th December 1996 The Experimental Space Roxy, Prague
Leen Teatro (Czech Republic), Théatre Espace (The Netherlands / Switzerland), Sára Wang (Denmark), Frank van de Ven (The Netherlands), Sussana Akerlund (Sweden), Teatr Cinema (Poland), Import - Export (France), Zlá žena (Czech Republic), Et Cetera (Slovenia), Inat (Croatia), Jagoda Vajt (Slovenia), Teatr Novogo Fronta (Czech Republic / Russia), Dark Busters (Croatia)
Co-organizers: Hlavní město Praha, Open Society Fund Praha Supported by: Traveller´s hostel, Divadlo v Celetné, Studio Citadela, mamapapa, Mmaďarské kulturní středisko, Instytut Polski w Pradze, Linhartova nadace, Swedich Institute, Leen Teatro, PRO HELVETIA Media partners: FAN, Radio 1, Radio Limonádový Joe, SAD, Respekt, Literární noviny
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