Extremely pleased about the enthusiasm aroused by the first edition, the Commission of the three Americas is happy to offer the second issue of La Hoja del Titiritero. With the same joy, it affirms its commitment to continue offering a platform of exchange, analysis and promotion to the puppetre Art of the 3 Americas. Read […]
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During the 6th Annual International Seminar, in Tehran, Jacques Trudeau, former General Secretary (2008-2016) and President of the UNIMA Heritage Commission (2014-2016), was honoured, receiving, from the hands of Mr Salehpour, the “Jalal Sattari Award” for his contribution to preserve and promote the world puppet theatre heritage in Iran and all over the world.
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UNIMA is pleased to invite you to discover the special issue of August 2017 of the Danish national centre Newsletter, UNIMA-Nyt. > Read the newsletter (in Danish)
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The French-speaking section of UNIMA Belgium is pleased to invite you to discover the issue # 61 of September 2017 of its review Marionnettes en Castelets. Read the newsletter (in French)
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UNIMA Venezuela is glad to invite you to discover the first issue of its review, in Spanish, “Visión Titiritera”.
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The World Puppet Theatre Festival, the largest global gathering of its kind, is drawing nearer. Following tradition, this event will be held September 16-24 in Charleville-Mézières, France.
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Czech set designer and pedagogue. He was the author of the international message on the occasion of World Puppetry Day in 2009.
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In 2018, at the 13th Figura Theaterfestival in Baden, Switzerland, the Cantonal Council of Aargau will award the «Grünschnabel» Prize. This is worth 10’000 Swiss Francs and will go to a young theatre company starting out on its professional career working in an original way with puppets, objects and figures. Participation in the «Greenhorn» competition is subject to the following conditions: • […]
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In sweden, Michael Meschke was honored by the king during a ceremony at the Royal Palace of Stockholm where he received the Kings Medal for meritorious services as a theatre manager. The King’s Medal was instituted around 1814, and is awarded to Swedish and foreign citizens for exceptional contributions. Read more…
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