Sibiu International Theatre festival, the most important annual performing arts festival in Romania and the third in the word in terms of magnitude and relevance, offers a program that gathers in Sibiu participants from over 72 countries, presents over
503 events taking place in different venues, and espects over 68,000 spectators daily. Leading performing arts companies, Romanian and foreign directors, critics, operators of local and regional cultural tourism and foreign cultural operators.
All editions of the festival are on topics of great contemporary interest and this year central theme is "Passion" , focusing on several sections that cover: Theatre and Dance Performances Flamenco, Music of the word, Street Performances, Performances in Churches and Non-conventional Spaces, Play-reading Performances and Radio Theatre, Theatre Schools and Academies, Underground, Contemporary Art, Specialized Workshops, Film Theatre, Patrimony.
AC/E supports the participation of choreographer Juan Manuel Prieto and light designer Carlos Fajardo with their Flamenco Company “De Sangre y Raza” in order to dignify Spanish dance in all its styles and with the intention to show it to the rest of the world.
503 events taking place in different venues, and espects over 68,000 spectators daily. Leading performing arts companies, Romanian and foreign directors, critics, operators of local and regional cultural tourism and foreign cultural operators.
All editions of the festival are on topics of great contemporary interest and this year central theme is "Passion" , focusing on several sections that cover: Theatre and Dance Performances Flamenco, Music of the word, Street Performances, Performances in Churches and Non-conventional Spaces, Play-reading Performances and Radio Theatre, Theatre Schools and Academies, Underground, Contemporary Art, Specialized Workshops, Film Theatre, Patrimony.
AC/E supports the participation of choreographer Juan Manuel Prieto and light designer Carlos Fajardo with their Flamenco Company “De Sangre y Raza” in order to dignify Spanish dance in all its styles and with the intention to show it to the rest of the world.