I regret nothing by Romanian author Csaba Székely will be on stage on July 23-24 and on 24th  there will be a discussion with the audience at the end of the show with the participation of the author.

On 20-21 July there will be the show Sadness and melancholy by German playwright Bonn Park, directed by Piotr Waligorski .

In Rome from 17th to 26th of July French author Nathalie Fillion will lead a workshop around her text “Out there” with the students of the National Academy “Silvio D’Amico” of Rome, in the frame of the sixth edition of CAMPUS 2019.

Avinguda Nacional by Czech playwright Jaroslav Rudiš will be presented on July 16th and 17th. On the 17th, the author will be invited in taking part in a public discussion after the show.

Gli Sposi by French author David Lescot directed by and with the Italian duo Frosini/Timpano will be at Accademia Nazionale di Danza in Rome on July 16th, in the frame of Lunga Vita Festival.

On July 15th there will be the stage readings of two Turkish twinned authors, Ayşe Bayramoğlu with Windows and Ceren Ercan with The Rebellion Day of Dogs.

From 14th to 19th of July, French author Lancelot Hamelin will be at Villa Medici in Rome for leading a workshop for actors, dreamers or even only curious people about the techniques of transcription which can be used in the creation of participative performances.
This residency will be the first step of a process will take Lancelot Hamelin to present his project Sogni italiani/Italian dreams in Rome on 13th and 14th of September in the frame of Short Theatre festival 2019.

On 11th and 12th July there will be the stage presentations of Scenes of domestic violence by French author Gerard Watkins, with the direction of Aldona Figura.

From 9-10 July there will the stage presentation of the text paradies fluten – verirrte sinfonie by Austrian author Thomas Köck.

From 1st to 14th July Venice Open Stage will organize the workshop for actors on the play The Lulu Projekt. No future for you but not for us! by French author Magali Mougel and led by Gigi Dall’Aglio at Teatro Junghans in Venice.

From June 29th to July 7th Laboratorium Dramatu in Wiatraki will host 10 days of workshops and lectures with experts and the participation of 10 Polish playwrights (among the others, Elzbieta Chowaniec), 10 directors and 30 actors.

Illegal helpers by Austrian author Maxi Obexer will be presented in the frame of Colline Torinesi festival on June 22th, through a radio play conceived and realized by Paola Rota, Simonetta Solder and the composer and musician Teho Teardo.

On June 20th the Suq Festival in Genova will host Cassandra. Or the world as the end of representation by German playwright Kevin Rittberger, directed by Alessandra Cutolo and with Patience Sare, Silvia Gallerano, James Osawe, Comfort Samuel, Deborah Offeh Konan, Simonetta Solder.

On 13-14 June Scenes of domestic violence by Gerard Watkins will be presented at Przodownik Stage, with the direction of Aldona Figura and the translation of Aleksandra Stelmach.

On 12-13 June Teatrul Odeon will host the premiere of Per il tuo bene by Italian author Pier Lorenzo Pisano, with the translation of Florin Galiş, the direction of Zoltan Balazs, and interpreted by Cezar Antal, Ioan Batinaş, Cătălina Mustață, Paula Niculiță, Simona Popescu, Eduard Trifa and Silvian Vâlcu.

On June 10th the show Laika. My Name is Dog by Czech playwright David Košták will be presented with the direction of Alexandru Macrinici. Both events will take place in the frame of the 70th anniversary of The Ariel Children and Youth Theatre Târgu-Mureș.

From 7-15 June the University of Arts Târgu-Mureș will present the stage reading of the play The Red Bicycle by Italian author Valentina Diana, directed by Gavril Cadariu.

Sandness and Melancholy by the German author Bonn Park will be on stage on 6 and 7 June, and Gardenia by Polish playwright Elzbieta Chowaniec will be on stage at Studio hall on June 14th and at the International Theatre Festival in Sibiu on June 20th

On June 3rd in the frame of Laboratorium Dramatu, there will be the reading of Julia and the Empty Lot by Spanish author Claudia Cedó directed by Justyna Celeda and translated by Zuzanna Bucko. The reading will be followed by an open discussion with the audience.

On May 23rd the text The time of the cherry tree smoke (a play between dream and reality) by the Czech author Kateřina Rudčenková, will be presented at Theatre Ouvert. The play, which deals with the intergenerational relationships among women in a family, is translated by Benoît Meunier, directed by Maëlle Dequiedt, with Anne Benoît, Bénedicte Cerutti, Blanche Ripoche.

On May 22 at Brotfabrik there will be the stage presentation of the text Es gibt keine Sünde im Süden des Herzens – Probefahrten ins Jenseits by the German author Werner Fritsch, who will be also involved as actor together with Lea Barletti, Judith Fritsch and Werner Waas.

From 21 to 23 May Wiener Worstaetten will host the Mob-Pro Vienna, the three-day training programme focused on the role and the work of the playwrights in the contemporary society. The theme of this session will be the tolerance and it will see the involvement of international experts with the participation of eight Fabulamundi playwrights: Gerhild Steinbuch, Katerina Rudčenková, Nathalie Fillion, Kai Grehn, Liv Ferracchiati, Małgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk, Radu Popescu, Josep Maria Miró.

At Theater im Aufbauhaus Kreuzberg the format Dramatische Republik will go back with two texts by the Polish author Malgorszata Sikorska-Miszczuk: The suitcase, with the direction of Rolf Kemnitzer, will be on stage on 18-19 May; on May 25 there will be the first presentation of Yemaya – the queen of seas, with the direction of Ensemble Tropensturm.

From 11 to 14 May Theatre Ouvert will also host the text Des territoires (… et tout sera pardonné ?) by the French author Baptiste Amann, who signed the direction. Starring: Solal Bouloudnine, Alexandra Castellon, Nailia Harzoune, Yohann Pisiou, Samuel Réhault, Lyn Thibault, Olivier Veillon.

The repertory show Gardenia by Polish playwright Elzbieta Chowaniec will be presented on 9 May at the Theatre Festival in Targu Jiu and on 11 May at Studio Hall.

On May there will be two shows in repertory at Teatr Dramatyczny m. st. Warsawy: on 9th and 11th of May, Sadness and Melancholy by the German author Bonn Park, directed by Piotr Waligorski; on 24-25 May Scenes of domestic violence by French author Gerard Watkins, directed by Aldona.

In Milan at Civica Scuola Paolo Grassi the students in directing will present two texts of Fabulamundi authors, the Czech David Kostak and the Romanian Csaba Székely, as the final essay of their directing course.

The Spanish author Esteve Soler will be in Rome from 1st to 3rd May for an artistic residence about his text Against Freedom. The text will be presented in Castrovillari, during the XX edition of Primavera dei Teatri Festival.

On 27-28 April at Teatro Biblioteca Quarticciolo in Rome there will be the premiere of Agata wants a job by Polish author Dana Lukasinska, translated by Monika Wozniak, directed by Mario Scandale and with Luisa Borini, Dario Caccuri, Cesare D’Arco, Giulia Quadrelli, Marialice Tagliavini.

From 26-28 April, Teatr Dramatyczny in Warsaw will present the production of Scenes of domestic violence by French author Gerard Watkins, directed by Aldona Figura and with Paula Kinaszewska, Marcin Sztabiński, Agnieszka Roszkowska, Anna Szymańczyk and Kamil Mróz

On April 15th, Europe Connection by Alexandra Badea will be again on stage at Theatre Letì.

On April 14th Gardenia by Polish playwright Elzbieta Chowaniec will be again on stage at Teatrul Odeon, this time at the presence of the author

Artistic residency in Rome of Muhammet Ali Bas and Francesca Garolla who will be working all over the first week of the month developing a playwriting project based on Mercati di Traiano and there placed.

In Rome, from March 31st to April 3rd, there will be the second artistic residency of Europe Connection, in cooperation with the Italian festival Primavera dei teatri in Castrovillari. This time Spanish author Victoria Szpunberg will work together with the Italian Compagnia Ragli on her text The speaking machine.

From 26-31 March, Teatro Filodrammatici in Milan will host the Italian premiere of the new production of Teatro-i:  Beyond Fukuyama by the Austrian playwright Thomas Köck, directed by Renzo Martinelli and with Federica Carra, Mauro Milone, Elisabetta Pogliani, Ulisse Romanò, Anna Sala. The show envisions a world entirely plausible, but at the same time, beyond imagination.

Pier Lorenzo Pisano will be in New York for a translation residency on his Postwar from 25-31 March at Martin E. Segal Theatre – this activity will be in synergy with Italian Playwrights Project, in the frame of Fabulamundi Drama Lab.

In Milan from 25-28 March, Olivier Favier will lead a translation residency from Italian to French on Fabrizio Sinisi’s text The long walk, together with Tatjana Motta from the selection of Drama Lab.

On 25-28 in Milan, Valentina Diana will work on the translation of her play Fratelli together with the English translator Enza De Francisci and the support of Valeria Belardelli, young playwright of Fabulamundi Drama Lab.

French author Alexandra Badea with her Europe Connection will be again on stage at Theatre Letì on March 20, with the direction of Adam Svozil.

Between 19-23 March, the University of Arts Târgu-Mureș will present A Time To Reap by Polish playwright Anna Wakulik. The stage reading will be directed by Alexandru Macrinici and will be hosted by The Ariel Children and Youth Theatre. Anna Wakulik will also run a playwriting workshop for the postgraduate students of the Playwriting MA course of the University of Arts.

For the second year, in this 2019 Fabulamundi will collaborate with the project Europe Connection by the Italian Festival Primavera dei Teatri. Three of Fabulamundi’s authors will travel to South Italy in the next months, to work on their plays with local companies. In spring the texts will be presented during the Festival. The first author, Maxi Obexer, will be in Crotone from 17 to 24 March to work on her text The ghostship with the Italian company De Donato / Gallo.

On March 16th there will be the  opening of Scenes of domestic violence by Gerard Watkins, directed by Aldona Figura at Przodownik Stage.

From 14-18 March at Wiener Wortstaetten, Italian author Fabrizio Sinisi will work on the German version of his text  Guerrasanta  during a translation residency led by the translator Doris Geml, in the frame of the Italian project Fabulamundi Drama Lab.

From 5-7 March Teatr Dramatyczny will host the Mob Pro-Warsaw, the three-day training programme focused on the role and the work of the playwrights in the contemporary society. The theme of this session will be We and they – on different aspects of cultural narcissisms and will see the involvement of international experts and a selection of ten Fabulamundi playwrights: Alexandra Badea, Clàudia Cedó, Nathalie Fillion, Bogdan Georgescu, Industria Indipendente, Petr Kolečko, Bonn Park, Volker Schmidt and Csaba Szekely.

On March 4th in the frame of Laboratorium Dramatu there will be the reading of The Revolution trilogy – Against Equality by Spanish author Esteve Soler.

On Monday 18th, there will be the reading of For your own good by Italian playwright Pier Lorenzo Pisano.

From 18-24 February at Teatr Dramatyczny in Warsaw, Anna Wakulik will lead a playwriting workshop focused on the theme of the family with four selected Italian authors of Fabulamundi Drama Lab: Martina Badiluzzi, Valeria Belardelli, Luca Di Capua and Pier Lorenzo Pisano.

From 18-22 February at Civica Scuola Paolo Grassi in Milan, Margherita Laera will work on the English translation of Ritratto di donna araba che guarda il mare by Davide Carnevali, together with the Italian author and two young playwrights of Drama Lab, Chiara Boscaro e Riccardo Favaro.

From 18-22 February, there will be the translation residency of Cockroaches by Michelangelo Zeno, one of the young Italian authors selected by Fabulamundi for its training program, the Drama Lab.

From 11-15 February at Teatrul Odeon in Bucharest, the Italian author of Fabulamundi Drama Lab, Giuliano Scarpinato, will work on the Romanian version of his text If doesn’t dirt my floor – a mèlo during a translation residency led by the translator Eva Simon.

From 11-15 in Rome, Werner Waas will lead a translation residency from Italian to German on Prima della bomba with the author Roberto Scarpetti and the support of the Drama Lab’s playwright Niccolò Matcovich.

From 8-18 February at Teatro-i in Milan, there will be the première of Penthy sur le bande by Magali Mougel directed by Renzo Marinelli, with Viola Graziosi: the play tells about a party which takes place somewhere, in the middle of nowhere, as parties usually do. But that’s not what’s going to happen.

On February at ITZ Berlin, a group of children from a primary school will present Yemaya, Queen of the Seas by the Polish author Malgorzata Sikorska-Misczuk

The 30th January at Teatrul Odeon will be presented “Sadness & Melancholy or the most most lonely George of all all times” by the German author Bonn Park.

Sadness & Melancholy or the most most lonely George of all all times
by Bonn Park
translation by Ciprian Marinescu
directed by Bobi Pricop
video Dan Băsu
music Eduard Gabia
cast: Mihai Smarandache și Nicoleta Lefter

January will kick off the Fabulamundi Drama Lab’s residencies abroad. Italian author Irene Petra Zani will fly to Sala Beckett in Barcelona where she will work from 21-25 January on her text Il Bambolo with the translator Joan Casas.

On 18 and 27 January Teatrul Odeon will host the Romanian production of Gardenia by Polish author Elzbieta Chowaniec

Contra la llibertat by Esteve Soler
Gegen die Freiheit (German title)
translated from Catalan by Birgit Weilguny
A co-production of Wiener Wortstaetten and Werk X Theater.

Dates: Premiere on November 27th 2018.
Shows on 29th, 30th November and 1st December 2018 and 23rd to 25th January 2018.
Director: Hans Escher
Stage Design: Renato UZ
Dramaturg: Bernhard Studlar

On 14 December Teatr Dramatyczny m.st. Warszawy presents the premiere of Smutek I Melancholia (Traurigkeit & Melancholie) by German author Bonn Park.

On December Sala Beckett hosts German author Bonn Park to lead a workshop that takes place from 10 to 13; the playwright will also be present at the stage presentation of his text Das Knurren der Milchstrasse (The Rumbling of the Milky Way), on stage from 14 to 15.

From 20 October to 20 December, Tamara Bartolini and Michele Baronio work on Tout entière by French author Guillaume Poix.

On 6 December, Italian company Bartolini/Baronio brings the mise en espace of Tour entière by French author Guillaume Poix at Teatro India as a conclusion of the workshop led on November.

On 2nd December Gardenia by Polish author Elzbieta Chowaniec will be on stage at Teatrul Odeon.

On 1st December French author Gérard Watkins will hold a meeting with Circolo dei Lettori di Torino on his texts’ Scenes of domestic violence and I don’t remember very well – on stage next season.

From 1-3 December Theatre LETÍ hosts the Mob Pro: this time the topic is Space beyond borders – migration in the future with special interest in creating the text for immersive theatre projects, trying to answer the question “How to write for immersive theatre?”.

On November 30, in the context of the 5th edition of the festival Focus à Théâtre Ouvert, there will be presented the mise en espace of 28 Battiti by Italian playwright Roberto Scarpetti, translated by Olivier Favier and with Sidney Ali Mehelleb.

On November 29, at Theatre LETÍ there will be the stage reading of The Rumbling of the Milky Way by German author Bonn Park.

On November 27, at Theatre LETÍ there will be the stage reading of This wall is pulling itself together and the star has spoken, the star said something too by Austrian playwright Miroslava Slovikova.

From 25th to 30th November Teatrul Odeon hosts a translation residency on Italian playwright Pier Lorenzo Pisano‘s text Per il tuo bene and two workshops held by the author with the students of the playwriting section of the National University of Theatre and Film.

In Milan, from 21-24 November Teatro i will host the first translation session of Fabulamundi Drama Lab, the training project designed together with PAV thanks to the support of SIAE S’Illumina. All over these four days, the young Italian authors selected will meet and work together with translators and partners from the different European countries of Fabulamundi network.

In Palermo, from 19-25 November, Spanish playwright Ferran Joamiquel Pla will be involved in an artistic residency at Teatro Libero together with a local author, Giuseppe Massa, in order to develop a project for the celebrations of Palermo Italian Capital of Culture 2018.

On 17 November, the stage presentation of Gardenia by Polish playwright Elzbieta Chowaniec takes place at Studio Hall of Odeon.

On 11 November, Interkulturelles Theaterzentrum Berlin hosts Extremophile by French playwright Alexandra Badea with the direction of Irene Mattioli.

On 10 November, Festivalul de Teatru Toma Caragiu in Ploiesti hosts Polish author Elzbieta Chowaniec‘s text Gardenia.

On 10 November, Interkulturelles Theaterzentrum Berlin hosts Die hockenden by Austrian author Miroslava Svolikova and directed by Rolf Kemnitzer.

On November 9 at Teatro India in Rome there will be the premiere of Gli Sposi by French author David Lescot, translated by Attilio Scarpellini, directed and with the Italian duo Frosini/Timpano. The show will run up to 12 November.

From 5-20 November, Paola Rota and Simonetta Solder in collaboration with Teatro di Roma lead a workshop on Illegal Helpers by Austrian playwright Maxi Obexer.

The Romanian production of Gardenia by the Polish author Elzbieta Chowaniec continues its tour all over the country and will be presented in two different festivals in Bucharest: on 14 October at FEST(in) on the Boulevard and from 25 – 27 October at National Theatre Festival.

At Teatr Dramatyczny, Bernhard Studlar will lead a masterclass for theatre students from 14-24 October. The theme of the workshops is The Confessions of the Courageous Mind. In the frame of this workshop, Starless Night by Bernhard Studlar will be presented with the direction of Grażyna Kania.

From the 5th to the 7th there will be the first part of the translation residency of the Spanish author Esteve Soler.
The text Contra la llibertat play will be presented on November and directed by Hans Escher, with the dramaturgical support of Bernhard Studlar and the translation from Catalan by Birgit Weilguny.

From 1-7 October in Milan Teatro-i will run the second session of Fabulamundi Drama Lab, a training course for Italian authors under 35 concived by PAV and Teatro i, designed to give participants real tools to understand what it means to do dramaturgy today, both in terms of production and internationalization.

CSS Udine will host the artistic residence of the German author Claudius Lünstedt on his text Guerrieri in gelatina with the direction of Giuliano Scarpinato.

On 25th September, in the frame of Festivalului National de Teatru in Oradea, Gardenia by the Polish playwright Elżbieta Chowaniec will be on stage.

Director: Zoltan Balazs
Set designer: Constantin Ciubotariu
Costume designer: Andrada Chiriac
cast: Antoaneta Zaharia, Paula Niculiţă, Simona Popescu, Mădălina Ciotea.

From 15-16 September, during the last days of Short Theatre Festival, there will be the 3^rd Fabulamundi Partner Meeting.

From 14-17 September, in the frame of Tramedautore 2018 – Festival Internazionale delle Drammaturgie, there will be the Export Table, a series of one-to-one interviews and informal meetings during which three important translators of Italian plays in Germany, French and Spain, will meet 12 Italian authors and artists.

Mob Pro-Italy will take place from 12th to 14th September: three days of meeting and training to stimulate and raise awareness through open discussions on the role and position of playwrights in contemporary society.

In the frame of Short Theatre, PAV and Teatro-i will carry out the first part of Fabulamundi Drama Lab – a factory for 12 Italian playwrights under 35 thought to give them new perspectives and connections with the European scene.