Assitej Project Registry
Open Stages is an ongoing project, rooted in the convergence of Scènes d'enfance - Assitej France, Assitej Spain, Assitej Italy, and the desire to compare and share the themes of migration and inclusion in the context of the performing arts for young audiences.
The National Dramatic Centre in Madrid hosted the third edition of the Days of Drama for Children and Youth. An event that represents the consolidation of this competition as a reference space to defend the right of access to art for children and youth and their importance as an audience in need of high-quality artistic proposals.
Definition of the line of work. Accessibility and inclusion workshops in the performing arts for children and adolescents.
Our entity is part of the State Council of Performing Arts and Music of the INAEM.
The State Council of Performing Arts and Music is a collegiate body dependent on the INAEM, with a representative and advisory nature, which channels the participation of the cultural sectors of music, dance, theatre and circus.
ASSITEJ receives on multiple occasions requests for recommendations of proposals from festivals and agents both international and ... Read more
The Ibero-American Network of Performing Arts for Children and Youth was created in 2005 during the ... Read more
The ASSITEJ Dramatized Reading Cycle is a project to promote the reading of theatrical texts for children and young people. Its objective is to foster interest in reading and theater among children and young people, providing them with an enriching experience that stimulates their imagination, creativity, and communication skills.
The 15 strategic points detailed in this document address the most pressing obstacles facing the dance sector for children and young people. Each of them incorporates strategies that, through assessment, planning and implementation by technical professionals in each of the areas described, would bring about important changes for the world of dance for children and young people.
The celebration of the 1st Dance Congress arises from the need expressed by ASSITEJ Spain among different artists, companies and collectives to structure an international network that allows for exchange and research on dance for children and youth.
When we at ASSITEJ Spain had to redefine the lines of action for the years 2018-2020, it was necessary to focus on dance. We could not have started in a better way. At ASSITEJ we are fully convinced of the need to work together, both nationally and internationally, and we are sure that participating in the creation of the Young Dance Network will allow for greater development and knowledge of the situation of dance for children and youth both inside and outside our country.
ASSITEJ ESPAÑA is a cultural entity whose aim is to promote the development of performing arts for children and youth in Spain. It is a founding and full member of the international organization ASSITEJ (Association International du Théatre pour l'Enfance et la Jeunesse), founded in Paris in 1965. A network present in more than 90 countries that works to ensure the right of access to art for children.
