ITI Germany

ITI is the world’s largest organisation for the performing arts, with more than 90 Centres spread across every continent. The German ITI centre was created in 1955. It develops and supports international cultural cooperation by providing information services, and by organising international encounters, specialist conferences, the festival THEATER DER WELT, and workshops centred around various aspects of the performing arts.

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  • Text of the call in a circle with illustrated birds in the background.
    ITI Germany/Nafasi Art Space Tanzania: Shaping Crossroads Peer-to-Peer Exchange for African and European Arts Workers (Tanzania, Online)
    ITI Germany, in cooperation with Nafasi Art Space Tanzania, is looking for African and European artists, cultural producers from organisations or groups from different artistic disciplines.
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    Posted 3 March 2025
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    STUDIO2 / ITI Germany: Performance Residency for Artists Based in Germany and Poland
    From 31 July – 13 August 2023 Materia in Łódź, and from 17-30 August 2023, STUDIO2 of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) in Berlin will each be hosting one artistic research residency. The residencies are aimed at individual artists or groups of up to two artists from the field of dance, theatre and performance. Applicants should be based in Germany or Poland.
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    Posted 9 June 2023
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  • Cover for ITI's 2018 Yearbook. Shows a photograph of a man, naked from the waist up, sitting at a restaurant table. Another man, mouth very close to the first man's left ear, appears to be singing into it.
    International Theatre Institute Yearbook 2018: Co_laboration
    The ITI yearbook 2018 is addressing the issue of the condition and perspectives of artistic cooperation. Festival curators, ensemble directors and networkers report from their experience with international work. Contributors are among others: Chang Nai Wen, Martine Dennewald, Annika Hampel, Günther Heeg, Marta Keil, Krystel Khoury, Jens Van Lathem, Kerstin Ortmeier, Iulia PopoviciZoë Svendsen and Anmol Vellani.
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    Posted 16 January 2019