Summer Newsletter - This was the IETM Sofia Plenary Meeting 2024 - plus upcoming events, new publications, members news and more

Register for the IETM Focus Den Bosch
For the last event of 2024, IETM will head to Den Bosch in the Netherlands on 29-31 October to celebrate our collective learnings from the past three years and set the course for the next ones.
Hosted and co-organised by our member Verkadefabriek, IETM members and international guests will deep dive into what the future of the international performing arts sector could look like around three axes: The Rules of the Game, The State of the Arts and Rework the System.
There are inspiring performances on offer each day, featuring some of the most prominent voices in modern physical theatre, dance and new circus by Panama Pictures, Julian Vogel, Bambie and Het Zuidelijk Toneel. More info coming soon!
Early bird deadline: 3 October 2024

IETM Caravan Lofoten 2024
The second IETM Caravan of 2024 is fast approaching! During the Caravan, co-organised with IETM member the Davvi - Centre for Performing Arts, participants will learn and discover how living in the Arctic affects the art, artists and the people of the North through a just-announced programme, including networking activities, panel discussions and a wide range of performances.
The Caravan is currently sold out. If you are still interested in attending, you can join a waiting list by writing to ietm@ietm.org.

Field Study on International Cultural Policy - English version out now!

On 29 May, we partnered with our member KVS and IDEA Consult for the IETM Single Day Event Brussels 2024, where 60+ participants from Belgium and beyond looked at the future of the Flemish performing arts sector through international lenses. The success of the event showcases the important contribution that IETM can make in regional and national conversations to identify new trends and emerging models in transnational collaboration in the performing arts.
During the event, our colleagues from IDEA Consult presented the 'Field Study on International Cultural Policy' for the Department of Culture, Youth and Media of the Flemish Community, now available in English.