Ibsen Scholarship winners 2019 at Ibsen Awards Festival!

All Ibsen Scholarship winners 2019 attended the Ibsen Awards Festival and presented their projects.
Artists from five different countries, starting from five different Ibsen plays, are now creating five new theatre productions commenting on the contemporary social and political landscape - locally and globally.

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Winners 2019

Scholarship

India

Culturing Voices through Act IV of An Enemy of the People

In 2019 Surendranath was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for the project Culturing Voices through Act IV of An Enemy of the People.

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France

Ibsen. The Final Bid

In 2019 Eleni Apostolopulou, Katerina Apostolopulou and The Collective Strates was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for the project Ibsen. The Final Bid.

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Indonesia

Multitude of Peer Gynts

In 2019, Yudi Ahmad Tajudin and Ugoran Prasad from Teater Garasi, Indonesia was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for the project Multitude of Peer Gynts: Unmapping the Verge of Asia.

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China

The Greatest Event in a Doll’s Life

In 2019 Yangyang Guo, Selena Lu, Cuixi Lin, Yisha Lu, and Lelia TahaBurt was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for the project The Greatest Event in A Doll's Life.

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Lebanon

The Pretenders in Aleppo or how theatre saved my life

In 2019 Chrystèle Khodr was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for the project The Pretenders in Aleppo or how theatre saved my life.

“ Scholarships are awarded innovative
projects in the field of drama and performing arts that
act as incentives for critical discourse in regards to
existential and society-related subject matters
concerning Henrik Ibsen. ”

Scholarship news

Project update

From the world premiere of SHENG女之家

Let's talk about marriage!

Project update

《Sheng女之家》

Project update

World premier in Shanghai

Sheng - a devised performance about marriage, family and being oneself.

Project update

Rehearsing The Greatest Event in Shanghai

Shanghai. A futuristic metropolis charged with influences from older generations. A cosmopolitan hub where local culture still lingers.

Festival

Scholarship winners at Ibsen Awards Festival

Artists from five different countries, starting from five different Ibsen plays, are now creating five new theatre productions commenting on the contemporary.

Project update