News

Die ersten drei Festivalproduktionen jetzt im Vorverkauf: Stream of Memory, The Vogue Opera und Amadoka.

Director, educator, and most recently honorary president of the ITI World Association, Kim Jeong-ok passed away on February 17, 2026, at the age of 94.

From 12 to 16 February 2026, the Shaping Crossroads fellows will come together at Nafasi Art Space in Dar es Salaam..

3 new dates announced.

Why we cooperate – Perspectives on 70 years of international cooperation in theatre and cultural work.

ITI has elected seven new board members and celebrated its 70th anniversary.

No further funding for Germany's contribution to PQ 2027 is planned. ITI and Szenografie-Bund call on the Foreign Office to secure Germany's contribution to PQ.

Cultural institutions and theaters as well as their municipalities and states, can apply until March 31, 2026.

The recording of the conversation with Naima Hassen, Thobile Maphanga and Poutiaire Lionel Somé is online.

THEATER DER WELT presents the international curatorial team for it's 17th festival edition in Chemnitz 2026.

ACAR advocates for the rights and protection of artists worldwide.

The Digital Stage is developing a video conferencing service optimized for the specific needs of performing arts and music.

[2008 - 2019]
Music Theatre NOW is an international competition for contemporary music theater. The ITI Germany manages the archive of the competition.

On the occasion of World Theater Day on March 27, the ITI Center Germany has been awarding a "World Theater Day Prize" since 1985 as an honorary prize to artists and institutions whose theater work has had an outstanding international impact as a life's work.

[2013 - 2018]
The artistic video project Transforming Acts is dedicated to the examination of the effect of dance on spoken theater.

[2015 - 2019]
The project Passage 23°E developed new ways of access and information structures on theatrical developments from Central, Central Eastern and Southeastern Europe.

[2010 - 2020]
In 2010, the International Balzan Prize Foundation honored Prof. Dr. Manfred Brauneck, the first theater scholar to receive the award. He donated half of the prize money to the research project Die Rolle der freien Theaters im europäischen Theater der Gegenwart (The Role of Independent Theater in Contemporary European Theater).