Theatre Without Borders is an informal, voluntary, virtual network of individual theatre artists around the world who are interested in international exchange.

I am completing a PhD in contemporary performance, theatre and contemporary dance in Australia. I am a performer/dramaturge.

Cía Batafurai Butoh Ibiza

Art director

Choreographer

Dancetherapist

É Performer Graduado em Artes Cênicas pela Unicamp (2004). É Especialista em Gestão de Políticas Culturais pela Universidade de Girona (Espanha/2011). É Performer, Pesquisador, Educador e Produtor Teatral, e Gestor Cultural. É fundador da PELE - Performance Laboratório de Estudos onde desenvolve Treinamentos em Performance. Fez treinamento do Ator com Jesser de Souza/LUME. Fez parte do projeto ‘A Arte Secreta do Ator’; realizando cursos de imersão em Antropologia Teatral, orientados pelos Mestres Eugênio Barba e Julia Varley (Odin Teatret).

Since 2014 i performane with puppets old lady and mr happy, i made them of nylon.

actress, director, photographer, body languages teacher

I am a contemporary dance artists working in Sited, Site- specific and Outdoor work - also movement for actors/ choreography for theatre

I'm a director and lighting designer who does a lot of international work. I also serve as the Artistic Director of the Ko Festival of Performance, held each summer on the Amherst College campus in Western Massachusetts, USA. Each year the 5-week Festival is curated on a theme designed to provoke dialogue about an issue or idea that is vital to our times. All pieces are original, devised work, created by the people who come to Ko. We have a long history of supporting the work of women artists. We also offer rehearsal residencies, 6-day intensive workshops and internships.

A practicing artist and recent graduate of The Victorian College of the Arts in Animateuring (2011), Sally Lewry creates bold, original performance work with integrity and strong intention, with an investigative and intuitive process at it’s core. Sally’s work explores the profound and poetic in the everyday, combining highly skilled practice with a deep sense of socio-political content, to create raw, evocative and intimate experiences for audience.

My name is Samaneh Zandinejad, a theater director from Iran. I bring with me a wealth of experience, having graduated with a master's degree in theater from a reputable university in Iran.
Over the past two decades, I have dedicated myself to the art of theater, contributing my skills and passion to the Iranian theatrical landscape. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of directing and bringing to life a diverse array of 16 plays.

Brazilian Theatre Artist and Researcher based in Amsterdam.

Disciplines: singing poet/(site-specific)performance artist/spoken word performer of original text and songs/poetry book maker/blogger; Special Skills: east European folklore singer using open/white voice (Russian, Ukrainian, Polish), training in Commedia dell'arte, physical theatre, and film; former member of Red Mole's Roadworks Theatre Company in Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand (directors Alan Brunton and Sally Rodwell); have performed in New Zealand, South Korea, Denmark, Poland, Italy, France and Germany; based in Berlin since April 2002; originally from Aotearoa New Zealand.

Theatre director, choreographer, actress, dance and drama teacher. Tours her performances and conducts workshops internationally. Author and producer of numerous programs and projects both educational and artistic, many in the realm of Art for Social Change and work with disabled dancers. President of Centre for Drama in Education and Art-CEDEUM, and director of Hleb Teatar, a theatre group based on ensemble work fusing theatre, dance and live music, also working with TIE. One of the founders of Association Artistic Utopia and director of the Mater Terra Festival.

I´m dancer and promotor cultural.
Professor of contemporary dance & artistic director in scenic and cultural projects.

I am an actress, teacher and author. Right now I'm collecting stories of women who choose to do theatre in places where theatre is not considered "safe" or "appropriate" for women.

I am a theatre director. I started as an actress and had been an active participant in the student's movement in New Delhi, India. During that phase, as an activist I joined a group based in New Delhi and had played for various productions. I felt the need to train myself around that time intellectually and physically and hence joined the School of Arts and Aesthetics in Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. I went onto do my Mphil there in the Theatre and Performance Studies department where I wrote my thesis on the women performers of the Indian People's Theatre Association.

I am the administrator and guest voice teacher at the Tuscany Project. www.shayneerainbolt.com