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International projects

STORM - Shakespearian Theatre for an Outlasting Resilience in Mental Health

STORM Shakespearian Theatre for an Outlasting Resilience in Mental Health is a European project funded by the Creative Europe program. STORM builds on the emergence related to youth mental health and the role culture can play in promoting well-being and resilience. Building on evidence from the Culture for Health report, STORM uses theater as a tool to foster inclusion, expression and personal empowerment .

The project, of which Teatro Stabile del Veneto is the leader, involves as partners the Marin Sorescu National Theater of Craiova (Romania), the innovative fringe ensemble company of Bonn (Germany) and the Fitzcarraldo Foundation of Turin, as well as the Department of General Psychology of the University of Padua as an associate partner.

The end result will be a co-production debuting in fall 2026 that will address the theme of mental health, creating new spaces for dialogue and social transformation through creativity.

Start: January 1, 2025
End: December 31, 2026

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UAD - Universal Art Design

The UAD - Universal Art Design project is a project funded by Euriopa Creativa and is based on the philosophy ofuniversal design, which originates in architecture and involves designing products, environments, programs and services in such a way as to make them accessible to as many people as possible, without the need for adaptations or specific solutions. The goal is to develop a model that applies this philosophy to the performing arts sector, opening up new creative possibilities and enriching the audience experience to create a more inclusive artistic space for all*.

The project, in which Teatro Stabile del Veneto is a partner, has WOAK Regional Cultural Animation Center in Toruń (POL) as its leader and involves Kulturanova Association in Novi Sad (SRB) .

The project allows to select 36 artists* who, through capacity building processes and artistic residencies between Poland, Serbia and Italy, will develop 10 artistic projects dedicated to the investigation of social marginalization. The two most deserving projects from each country will be presented in a dedicated review at Teatro Maddalene in Padua in February 2026.

Start: January 1, 2025
End: June 30, 2026

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FABULAMUNDI

Fabulamundi Playwriting Europe "New Voices" is a European project funded by the Creative Europe program. New Voices is an observatory of writing, training devices and creativity, investing in the new generations and their path to the stage.
With a European community of 19 authors mentoring the processes activated by the project and a vast program of training activities located in 10 European countries and multiplied thanks to an ambitious transnational mobility device, Fabulamundi New Voices will mark the heart of PAV's curatorial and project line until December 2025, continuing to play a key role in affirming new paradigms for the promotion of contemporary European dramaturgy.

The project, of which PAV is a leader, involves as partners the Cultural Association Area06 (Italy), Culture Action Europe (Belgium), Divadlo Letì (Czech Rep.), European Theatre Convention (Germany), Hartefakt fondacija (Serbia), ITZ - Interkulturelles Theaterzentrum Berlin e.v. (Germany), La Mousson d'ètè (France), Sala Beckett (Spain), Teatrul Odeon (Romania), Theatre Ouvert (France), Universitatea de arte Targu Mures (Romania) and Wiener Wortstatten (Austria).

And as associate partners, we find Fondazione Piccolo Teatro di Milano-Theatro d'Europa (Italy), Fondazione Scuole Civiche di Milano (Italy), Aps Amleta (Italy), Teatro Stabile del Veneto (Italy), ERT - Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione (Italy), Associazione Santacristina Centro Teatrale (Italy), Fondazione Teatro di Roma (Italy), Eccom (Italy), Teatro Libero Palermo Onlus (Italy), Artcena (France), Geisslers Hofcomoedianten z.s. (Czech Rep.), Teatrul Ariel (Romania) and the SisterinArt Foundation (Poland).

In October 2023 at the Goldoni Theater in Venice was a 3-day workshop in which the New Voices community of playwrights was involved in conversations, workshops, and lectures focused on "Green" dramaturgy, addressing issues of climate change, theater education tools, and community engagement methods. The meeting brought together local speakers such as Dr. Giovanni Cecconi of Venice Lab and the Venice Sustainability Foundation; ETC experts Johann Otten, Dramaturg at Deutsches Theater Berlin; and Maura Meyer, Head of DT Jung - Deutsches Theater Berlin; and will include a preview of Big Art Group's rehearsal of "The Render" at Arteterminal.

Start: April 1, 2023
End: November 30, 2025

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PROAGŌN

In Greek theater, the προαγών (proagōn), literally "before the competition," was the occasion when theater companies presented their new works to the public in order to generate public anticipation and interest.

From this historical reference comes a new PROAGŌN in the historic center of Venice, adapted to contemporary performing arts thanks to the VENEZIA ICONA call (DGR n. 727/23) of the Veneto Region, which supports the revitalization of the productive fabric of the historic city through the development and attraction of innovative professions and businesses but rooted in Venetian tradition and culture. PROAGŌN is led by Enaip Veneto with the scientific support of Ca' Foscari University Venice (Centro aiku - Arte Impresa Cultura), T2i and the Municipality of Venice as operating partners, and the Teatro Stabile del Veneto with the Carlo Goldoni Theater Academy as an experimental context.

PROAGŌN is a performing arts incubator-the first in Italy-which aims to promote cultural and creative entrepreneurship in Venice by reviving its long history as a "city of theaters." Through training programs, mentorship and support for the creation of artistic projects, PROAGŌN will provide artists, technicians and cultural entrepreneurs with the skills and resources they need to navigate and establish themselves in the world of performing arts.

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ETC - European Theatre Convention

ETC is the largest network of public theaters in Europe, with 79 members in over 30 countries . We organize a wide range of activities to create new and brilliant theater, support and develop people working in theater, and fight for the European theater sector in a political context.
These activities are open to a combination of member theaters, theater workers, artists from across the continent, and audiences interested in theater.

Founded in 1988, ETC promotes European theater as an essential platform for dialogue, democracy and interaction that responds to, reflects and engages today's diverse audiences and changing societies.
ETC promotes an inclusive idea of theater that brings Europe's social, linguistic and cultural heritage to audiences and communities in Europe and beyond. ETC's strong and professional governance ensures the prosperity and growth of the network, taking into account the latest trends and developments.

ETC's current three-year program of activities, "European Theatre: BREAK THE MOULD," offers our member theaters numerous opportunities and project possibilities. This comprehensive and innovative program is supported by the European Union's Creative Europe Program.

ERASMUS+

The Teatro Stabile del Veneto is an Erasmus+ accredited institution for individual mobility actions at the international level. Projects funded by the Program and accreditation have made it possible to make the educational offerings of the Carlo Goldoni Theatre Academy more open to the stimuli of the European artistic scene. Program-funded activities include student mobility, faculty and staff mobility at the Academy, and hosting international experts.