Address: Særkærparken 144, 7500 Holstebro | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

Adding this activity to your schedule does not count as a registration.

Please note that this pre-meeting overnight stay will last until Monday 12th June, 13:00.

What can be considered a theatre these days? Join this pre meeting trip to see how an old farm transformed into a living theatre laboratory environment. Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium invites IETM participants to their farm in Holstebro one day prior to the big opening in Aarhus.

You will have time to investigate both the inside and outside of the ‘old farm’ - which is what they call their theatre - and meet other participants, share stories and be a part of a one on one experience of cultural bartering in a small village. 

During the 24 hours, you will have opportunities to meet one of the international partnerships they have with The National Theatre of Greenland (NUIS), watch performances and enjoy time on the farm before heading in a bus back to Aarhus.

Programme

It is possible to arrive at Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium on Saturday the 10th. Please write to us directly at sofie@theplatform.dk to get an individual plan.

Sunday 11 June 

Monday 12 June

Important practicalities

The accommodation will be on site at the theatre in shared rooms. We invite you to pack for an overnight stay. Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes and wind/waterproofs. You will also need a rucksack to carry a water bottle and a reusable coffee mug, if you have one.

Price: €50 - includes accommodation, dinner and breakfast.
Support workers for participants with disabilities are welcome to register for free. In this case, please indicate it in your registration form and write to ietm@ietm.org.

This activity is subject to a minimum number of registrations. If there are not enough participants and the pre-meeting ends up being cancelled, you will receive a full refund of your registration fee.

Attendance by pre-registration only. Registrations will close on 31 May 2023.

Maximum number of participants: 20

The pre-meeting registrations are now closed.
 

Address: Charlottegårdsvej 1a, 2640 Hedehusene | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

Adding this activity to your schedule does not count as a registration.

Please note that this pre-meeting overnight stay will last until Monday 12 June, 13:00

This IETM pre-meeting stay will take place one day prior to the meeting, and offers the unique opportunity to live inside a piece of poetic artwork for one day.

Known as a very special experience, Sisters Hope Home is an extraordinary five-year-durational performance and platform for artistic research, created by the award-winning performance group and movement Sisters Hope.

Sisters Hope Home is a durational artwork and platform for artistic research. The highly immersive performance is manifested non-stop for five years and is dedicated to the poetic and sensuous modes of being and being together. 

In their home, Sisters Hope conduct artistic research on how inhabitation of the sensuous and poetic relates to the understanding of the ecological connectedness of everything and thus enables a transition into a more sustainable future.

Programme

Upon your arrival at Sisters Hope Home you will be greeted by a Sisters Staff. During your stay, you are invited to take part in an immersive journey which explores the poetic layers of our being and being together while inhabiting the artwork. Each visitor will be granted a bed in the Sisters Hope Home dormitory.

For one day you will cook, eat, sleep and live in proximity with Sisters Hope in a potential future world - Sensuous Society - where everything is based on the principles of the sensuous and poetic.

Through rituals, performative exercises and domestic life in Sisters Hope Home, the participants will investigate new ways of inhabiting the sensuous and poetic together with the Sisters Staff.

Important practicalities

The accommodation will be on site at the home in a dormitory. We invite you to pack for the overnight stay. Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes and wind/waterproofs. You will also need a rucksack to carry a water bottle and a reusable coffee mug, if you have one.

How to get there?

Take the direct train to Hedehusene Train Station from Københavns Hovedbanegård (Copenhagen Central Train Station) for a duration of 18 minutes. There is a train every hour; we recommend you to take the train at 13:07. The ticket costs 76 kr (approx. 11€). Plan your journey here. Participants will be contacted before the pre-meeting to arrange a meeting point with a guide and the rest of the group.

How do I check-in at the Sister Hope Home?

Your individual check-in time will be on Sunday 11 June, between 14:00 and 15:00.

Once registered, you will receive a welcome letter with additional information and a personal check-in time. This will be sent to your email two weeks before the pre-meeting stay. Please read this letter carefully.

How to get to Aarhus on Monday 12 June after the pre-meeting?

A bus will take all pre-meeting participants to Aarhus before lunchtime.

Before you register

​​Please note that it is not possible to use digital devices during your stay at Sisters Hope Home and that all meals served during your stay will be vegetarian.

Price: €50 - includes all meals, a bed in a dormitory and the travel to Aarhus Monday before lunch. Support workers for participants with disabilities are welcome to register for free. In this case, please indicate it in your registration form and write to ietm@ietm.org.

This activity is subject to a minimum number of registrations. If there are not enough participants and the pre-meeting ends up being cancelled, you will receive a full refund of your registration fee. No other refunds will be possible for this pre-meeting.

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

Maximum number of participants:8

Attendance by pre-registration only. The pre-meeting registrations are now closed.

Address: Margrethepladsen 5, 8000 Aarhus (Access from Gebauersgade and Sonnesgade) | Event Map | Venue Accessibility 

Adding this activity to your schedule does not count as a registration.

Please note that this pre-meeting overnight stay will last until Monday 12 June, 12:00.

During this pre-meeting stay we will go to Earthwise Residency, located in Mols Bjerge National Park and organised in collaboration with Secret Hotel. This is not a usual sightseeing tour, but rather a 20 hours trip which includes an indoor sleepover in the beautiful landscape of Mols, outside Aarhus.

You will have the chance to dive into the holistic and sustainable practices of Earthwise as well as those of Secret Hotel. Artistic Director, IETM and AREA member Christine Fentz will, alongside the community around Earthwise Residency, be your hosts for the evening, night and morning, and invite you to join various experiences with the land and each other.

Programme

Sunday 11 June

Monday 12 June

Important practicalities

Taking part in the pre-meeting trip requires you to arrive in Aarhus on Sunday 11 June for a bus departing at 16:00 from the parking lot behind Scandinavian Center with access from Gebauersgade and Sonnesgade. The accommodation will be on site in shared rooms. We invite you to pack for the overnight stay. Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes and wind/waterproofs. You will also need a rucksack to carry a water bottle and a reusable coffee mug, if you have one. Some of the time at Earthwise Residency will be spent outdoors, and we will also invite you for a sauna.

Price: €50 - includes transportation from and back to Aarhus, full catering and shared accommodation.

No refunds will be possible for this pre-meeting.

Support workers for participants with disabilities are welcome to register for free. In this case, please indicate it in your registration form and write to ietm@ietm.org.

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

This pre-meeting is now full and registrations are now closed.

Address: Ammunitionsvej 6, 8800 Viborg, Denmark | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

Adding this activity to your schedule does not count as a registration.

Please note that this pre-meeting overnight stay will last until Monday 12 June, 13:00

Join us on this pre-meeting stay, organised in collaboration with White Hole Theater, one day prior to the IETM Aarhus Plenary Meeting. You will see the newest WHT production The Battle 2, get a tour in the historical and creative hot-spots in the city and participate in a dialogue with local experts about digital theatre seen through the lens of sustainability.

At the IETM pre-meeting at White Hole Theater, you will be introduced to and interact with creators from the UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts: Viborg. White Hole Theater is an experimental platform in Viborg that merges real-world theatrical experiences with reality-enhancing technologies to tell stories in an unprecedented way. Founded in 2020, White Hole Theater explores new ways of merging in-person performance, virtual reality, and interactive online experiences to create radically new ways of telling stories. By questioning the paradigms of theatre and digital reality, we aim to not just change how experiences are accessed, but change the fundamental types of experiences that can be created and shared.

Programme

Sunday 11 June

Monday 12 June

Speakers

Anna Schulin-Zeuthen, Director, Denmark

Mikael Fock, Director and producer, Denmark

Important practicalities

The accommodation will be in a hotel in single rooms. We invite you to pack for the overnight stay. Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes and wind/waterproofs. You will also need a rucksack to carry a water bottle and a reusable coffee mug, if you have one.

How to get there?

From Copenhagen, we suggest you take the Kombardo Expressen or the Flixbus to Viborg for around 4 hours ride.

Price: €50 - includes performances, light catering and a meal, accommodation and transportation back to Aarhus on Monday.
Support workers for participants with disabilities are welcome to register for free. In this case, please indicate it in your registration form and write to ietm@ietm.org. 

This activity is subject to a minimum number of registrations. If there are not enough participants and the pre-meeting ends up being cancelled, you will receive a full refund of your registration fee.

No other refunds will be possible for this pre-meeting.

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

Maximum number of participants: 20

Attendance by pre-registration only. The pre-meeting registrations are now closed.

Address: Banegårdspladsen 1, 8000 Aarhus  | Event Map | Venue Accessibility 

Join us on an artistic walk focussed on sound, from the centre of Aarhus to the centre of Teater Fluks’ artistic endeavour.

Teater Fluks is a Danish theatre company established in 2011 by Sara Fink Søndergaard and Rasmus Malling Lykke Skov. The company is based in the old industrial harbour area of Aarhus, where they run the laboratory space Performance Atelier Fluks (PAF).  

Teater Fluks aim to facilitate a poetic space driven by resonance and research. In order to do so, they invite the audience to actively experience their work, which is led by cross-sectoral research and collaborations with the aim to make positive change within artistic experiences and a view to create a better society.

Part of the artist walk will be with headphones. 

The walk will be 4 km long and includes stairs. Unfortunately, there are no alternative routes. 

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

This walk is full and registrations are now closed.

Maximum number of participants: 30

Guide

Rasmus Malling Lykke Skov, Teater Fluks, Denmark

Address: Rådhuspladsen, 8000 Aarhus C | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

Join climate activist and artist Linh Le for a bike ride and contribute towards the durational performance ritual So the city is as citizen, so the city is as species, which takes place from sunset to sunset.

Rebelling against the dominance of the human species, Linh Le and a team of volunteers have been up all night, transporting 10 tons of soil by bike to create a nature zone in the middle of the city. You are invited to join their efforts in the early morning hours. Bikes are available, and you can join the activity for as long as you like. Every action counts! 

Read more about the durational performance here.

Address: Godsbanen, Skovgaardsgade 3, Aarhus | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

A small group of IETM participants will have the opportunity to meet with the local dance scene and compare realities while discussing artistic practices over a coffee and a croissant.

This breakfast is full and registrations are now closed.

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

Maximum number of participants: 20

Address: Godsbanen, Skovgaardsgade 3, 5, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark | Event Map |  Venue Accessibility

Come and enjoy a moment of digital detox and contemplation. Outside of performance hours, this space will remain open for participants to relax thanks to the space set-up for Ocean by MYKA.

Address: ARoS Museum  | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

This May and June, HIMHERANDIT PRODUCTIONS have been invited as guest artists to take over ARoS Public and create queer performances, community engagement projects and events. Through this, HIMHERANDIT have been able to set an artistic goal: To 'queer' the museum, disrupt the usual, develop queer performance interventions and put LGBTQIA+ narratives into focus.

As a special event for the IETM Aarhus Plenary Meeting, artists Andreas Constantinou and Tone Lorenzen invite 25 IETM members to a guided tour through ARoS Museum. They will develop the tour during their ARoS Public residency in May, with the artistic intention to provide a queered perspective of the art, the rooms and the guests. 

This special event is an opportunity to meet Andreas and Tone, take a walk through ARoS Museum - and queer up your day!

Disclaimer: May contain nudity

This walk is full and registrations are now closed.

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

Maximum number of participants: 25

Guide: Andreas Constantinou, Himherandit Productions, Denmark

Address:  Godsbanen, Skovgaardsgade 3, Indgang 3A, Aarhus | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

This artistic walk contains site based exploration to facilitate a new dialogue between humanity and the non-human in a time of threatened or damaged landscapes. 

Guide Trevor Davies has invited four performers to collaborate on this artistic talking, walking and sensory reflecting session. We will start in a black box containing a glimpse of KITs site specific trilogy-project on video while delving into the thought process behind this ambitious and radical project. Afterwards, you will be invited to follow the performers into a patchwork, hybrid landscape and sharpen your senses by searching for a dialogue in and with Godsbanen’s landscapes -  where nature, industrial and post industrial collide. 

Each artist will base their experience on material from their own performances/workshop practices.

Reserve your spot

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

Maximum number of participants: 60

Guide:

Trevor Davies, Curator and founder of Copenhagen International Theatre / Metropolis, Denmark

Performers:

Katrine Faber, Lotus Lykke Skov, Maja Kristine Christensen
 

Address: Godsbanen, Skovgaardsgade 3, Aarhus | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

A small group of IETM participants will have the opportunity to meet with the local performing arts scene for children and young audiences to compare realities and discuss artistic practices over a coffee and a croissant.

Reserve your spot 

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

Maximum number of participants: 20

Address: Godsbanen, Skovgaardsgade 3, 5, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark | Event Map |  Venue Accessibility

Come and enjoy a moment of digital detox and contemplation. Outside of performance hours, this space will remain open for participants to relax thanks to the space set-up for Ocean by MYKA.

Address: Godsbanen, Skovgaardsgade 3, Indgang 3A, Aarhus | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

Adding this activity to your schedule does not count as a registration.

We are excited to announce the post-meeting trip to Holstebro organised by AREA, the network for the Arts in Rural European Areas. This post-meeting trip will take form in a rural lab, conducted in partnership with KRAS, the Creative Regional Academy Slaughterhouse, which is developing a programme designed to offer ambitious young creatives an opportunity to explore and develop their artistic potential within a rural context.

During this post-meeting trip, you will have the chance to meet with artists and learn more about the innovative projects they are developing. You will also be able to participate in a workshop and learn about advocacy practices and engage in discussions with local policymakers and politicians.

Join us for an enriching and inspiring rural lab in Holstebro!

Programme

Thursday 15 June
 

Important practicalities

Don't forget to bring comfortable shoes and wind/waterproofs. You will also need a rucksack to carry a water bottle and a reusable coffee mug, if you have one.

Price: €25 - includes round trip by shuttle, lunch and dinner.

No other refunds will be possible for this post-meeting.

This activity is subject to a minimum number of registrations. If there are not enough participants and the post-meeting ends up being cancelled, you will receive a full refund of your registration fee.

Attendance by pre-registration only. 

Registrations are now closed.