2013-06-08

Festivalul International de Teatru de la Sibiu


           SIBIU International Theatre Festival is the most important annual performing arts festival in Romania and the third in Europe.
        Initiated in 1991, the Festival brings together some of the most prominent national and 
international artists, continuing the tradition of blending the central, eastern and western 
European cultures.
        The festival was conceived as a multifunctional body in order to build, through performing arts, a creative space and anthropological horizon in continuous expansion. Organizers ambition was to create a complex and independent festival, to discover new techniques of theatrical expression. 

        Since the 2005 edition, Sibiu International Theatre Festival has experienced unprecedented development, reaching 350 events over 11 days of the festival, from 70 countries and presented in 66 areas of Sibiu and its surroundings, with an average of 35 000 people per day.

        International Theatre Festival aims to promote the most representative performances of the Romanian and international theaters. 

        National Theatre "Radu Stanca" Sibiu, the main organizer of the Festival, was present at some of the most important festivals in the world: Naples, Brussels, Seoul, Tokyo, Porto, Frankfurt, Liverpool, Edinburgh International Festival (the largest performing arts festival World), the Avignon Theatre Festival (the second most important in the world), Berlin, Budapest, Tokyo, Tel Aviv, Merida or Dublin.

        This 20th anniversary edition aims to continue the tradition of cultural offerings at the senior level. For ten days Sibiu turns into a huge stage for artists from around the world presenting theater, dance, music, circus and installations in more than 60 areas of play, including public markets, churches, historical sites, pubs and classic theaters.

        Images from the last edition of the Festival:


        


Closing night 2012:


YouTube Video


Pictures from: www.tribuna.ro / turism.sibiu.ro / 
                                                                                                                                  
                                                                     AnaMaria, Ioana


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