tanz:digital - STUDIO2 x residency programme
From 16 to 22 May 2023, the STUDIO2 of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) will enable the realisation of an artistic research residency.
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Application by 27 March 2023 at the latest
From 16 to 22 May 2023, the STUDIO2 of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) will enable the realisation of an artistic research residency within the framework of the tanz:digital programme. The residency is aimed at individual artists or groups of up to 3 artists from the field of dance (also interdisciplinary). It enables open-ended research into questions of the artistic application of digital technologies.
STUDIO2 is a work and research space for the independent performing arts in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The proximity of the studio in terms of content and space to the Mediathek for Dance and Theatre as well as the associated media studio enables the residency project to find diverse research access points to chosen topics.
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