On November 29th, Theatre Letí in cooperation with Dilia agency will produce a stage reading of three newly translated Italian plays: Do boje! (Allarmi!) by Emanuele Aldrovandi, Ukolébavka (Lullaby) by Industria Indipendente and Bratři (Fratelli) by Pier Lorenzo Pisano. Pisano will attend the reading and he will be also giving lectures on DAMU (The Academy of performing Arts in Prague) whilst his presence in Prague.

From 23-25 September, Interkulturelles Theaterzentrum Berlin will host the Mob-Pro Germany, the three-day training programme focused on the role and the work of the playwrights in contemporary society.
The theme of this session will be Translation and it will see the involvement of international experts with the participation of eleven Fabulamundi playwrights: Katja Brunner (Germany), David Drabek (Czech Rep.), Azar Mortazavi (Austria), Artur Pałyga (Poland), Pier Lorenzo Pisano (Italy), Guillaume Poix (France), Gabriel Sandu (Romania), Fabrizio Sinisi (Italy), Robert Woelfl (Austria), Joan Yago (Spain), Petr Zelenka (Czech Rep.).
During the MobPro, on September 23rd, there will also be presented a short version of Natura morta con attori by Fabrizio Sinisi and Nationalstrasse by Czech author Jaroslav Rudis  at Haus der Statistik.

For Theatre Letì June starts with CAMPQ, a unique immersive production in the occasion of the 14th Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space. CAMPQ is one of the many camps where the newcomers from other planets have found their refuge. Do they have a right to be among us? Are we able to integrate them? An audience will be given a chance to find answers to these questions for almost eight hours long visit. The two Fabulamundi Catalan authors Claudia Cedó and Joan Yago have been part of this project which will have its world premiere on June 6th at 21:00 at Štvanice island.

Fabulamundi – Call for Associate Researcher

Fabulamundi Playwriting Europe is seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team as Associate Researcher for our academic research project ‘Fabulamundi Workbook: Mapping Contemporary Playwriting and Theatre Translation Practices in Europe’, led by Dr Margherita Laera, Senior Lecturer in Drama and Theatre at the University of Kent, Canterbury, UK.

This is a highly flexible part-time role which would suit a recently appointed Lecturer, post-doc, or PhD student based at any higher education institution in the EU, who could freely choose to spend their paid research time on this project. The position starts in June 2019 and ends in July 2020. The Associate Researcher will receive a small honorarium.

Theatre LETÍ in Prague has been working with a group of students in translation on a selection of three Fabulamundi Romanian texts: Antisocial by Bogdan Georgescu, Paper planes and Crocodile by Elise Wilk. The results of this work will be presented all over October involving directly the two authors.