Performing Arts

The SPACE network invested on the improvement of the sector’s intermediaries capacity building in view of fruitful and sustainable mobility. This exploratory mapping is meant to initiate a reflection on the sector’s organisational models and dynamics.

Commissioned by On The Move, the Green Mobility Guide was researched and delivered by Julie’s Bicycle, a charity that supports the creative community to act on climate change and environmental sustainability. It offers practical recommendations for professionals across the performing arts, gives case studies and resources, and includes the Julie’s Bicycle ‘IG tool’ for tracking carbon emissions while on tour.

Moving Arts asseses the carbon impacts of Bands, Orchestras and Theatres touring the UK and internationally.

The European federation of professional circus schools (FEDEC) just published the Web version of the publication ‘Miroir project - part 2 / Analysis of key competences of young professional circus artists’.

Research report on the international careers and transition measures available for professional dancers.

A study commissioned by the European Parliament and coordinated by HorsLesMurs has been published on Street Artists in Europe.

An introduction to theatre today in Central Asia and Afghanistan is a downloadable publication written by Simon Tordjman for IETM.

The bilingual resource is designed for both Russian and International theatre professionals, and is to provide information on Theatre Festivals in Russia; News, Announcements, and General Coverage of Russian Theatre Life; International Cultural Cooperation Programs including Events and Festivals, Networking and Funding, relevant Publications.

IETM Publication: Crossing the Rainbow - Jude Bloomfield. National differences and international convergences in multicultural peforming art in Europe. Free download publication (2003).

The PhD thesis “Taxation of International Performing Artistes” discusses the problems with the special taxing rules for international performing artistes resulting from Article 17 OECD Model Treaty.

Performing Arts Network Japan is a Website dedicated to disseminating information about the stimulating and highly diverse Japanese performing arts scene. And, with an eye to the international performing arts scene, each month they also introduce presenters who are presently active on the international stage.