ITI - Journal
The ITI Journal features national and international authors from academia and artistic practice who report on the performing arts in a transnational context, cultural policy or cultural discourses in a broader sense.
In this article Lilian Hipolyte and Emma Beverley explore how care and hospitality can form the foundation of more meaningful international partnerships.
Joyful Connections brings together contributions from participants and organisers of the ITI Academy.
A conversation on the approaches and aims of the ITI Academy with Malin Nagel and Julia Zellner.
Christine Henniger examines the international festival THEATER DER WELT as a catalyst for cultural, social and urban developments.
Discover Theatres and Spaces through listening. A podcast of the International Theatre Institute Germany
ITI Director Dr Juliane Zellner in conversation with Yvonne Büdenhölzer, Dr Gesche Joost and Gitte Zschoch about the opportunities and challenges of international cultural work.
Zoë Svendsen's understanding of a climate dramaturgy argues in favour of combining artistic goals with responsibility for people and the environment.
Artistic explorations of care are currently emerging as radical alternatives to the crisis of social reproduction. Antonia Rohwetter critically examines the potential of care practices in the performing arts.
Activist Alex D. Loo on the need for collective care, fear as a resource and dealing with conflict.
Ukhona Ntsali Mlandu's perspective on environmental sustainability focuses on concepts such as solidarity, care, hospitality and justice.
In an interview with Bettina Sluzalek, Anne Kleiner and Ann-Sophie Reiser discuss the sustainability strategy of ‘Theater der Welt’ in Frankfurt am Main/Offenbach 2023.
Dora Yuemin Cheng shines a light on the new generation of Chinese female theatre artists and their entanglement with digital reality in China.