In/Visible City


Dah Theatre is the first organization form Serbia who was authorized by European Commission to be a coordinator and a manager of the project as part of the programe EU „Culture 2007-2013“.
 

	Dah Theatre is working on the project In/visibe City in coolaboration with artistic organizations from Denmark, Great Britain, Macedonia and France. [see more ]
	Collaborators: Dah Teatar (Serbia) in coolaboration with Teatret OM (Denmark) ArtMedia (The Republic of Macedonia) Prodigal Theatre (United Kingdom) Voix Polyphoniques (France)
	The initial idea of the project: Jadranka Anđelić

Performers: Dah Teatar: Jugoslav Hadžić, Aleksandra Jelić, Sanja Krsmanović Tasić, Ivana Milenović Popović, Maja Mitić, Dragan Simeunović, Donka Torov Teatret OM: Sandra Pasini, Hisako Miura Prodigal Theatre:Kurt Thomas Jobling Theater Director : Dijana Milošević - Dah Teatar Postproduction Director: Nataša Poplavska - ArtMedia Scenario  Alister O'Lauglin - Prodigal Theatre Movement Director: Miranda Jane Hendrixon Video: Emil Petrov - ArtMedia Visual Director: Antonella Diana and Dah Theatre Voice and Musical Director: Brigitte Cirla - Voix Polyphoniques

Dah Theatre’s project  In/Visible City  began in Belgrade in 2005 with an aim to make the multi-ethnic structure of the cities in Serbia and the richness of different ethnic cultures more visible. As democratization has expanded, the need for multiethnic tolerance has also expanded. Dah Theatre in collaboration with Teatret Om (Denmark), ArtMedia (The Republic of Macedonia), Prodigal Theatre  (United Kingdom) and Voix Polyphoniques (France) wanted to contribute to the normalization of relationships between different ethnic communities all over the Europe, to contribute toward the development of a civil society that is based on tolerance.

The project In/Visible City includes performances on public transportation concerning the multiethnic histories of our cities as well as cultural exchanges through round-table discussions about inter-cultural tolerance in four countries: Serbia, Denmark, The Untied Kingdom, and The Republic of Macedonia. Through these activities we are reminded that culture, history, country and everyday life has been inter-woven with diverse influences to create a shared history, and that the cities in which we live today have been created by the work and creativity of former residents, regardless of their ethnic origins.

With the support of Culture Programme of the European Union

More about the project In/visible city in Serbia