Scholarship winners

Brazil

Enemies in the doll’s house

In 2017 Camila Bauer and the GOMPA Project was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for the project "An enemy in the doll’s house – The invisible voice and the voice of the invisible."

Colombia

Naunuu. Enemies of the Wayuu Nation

In 2017 Jayeechi Cultural Corporation was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for the project Nauunu. Enemies of the Wayuu Nation.

Sweden

Vikings of Helgeland

In 2017 Marie Nikazm Bakken and Fredrik Floen was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for their project Vikings of Helgeland.

India

Nora questions patriarchy in Bengal

In 2017 Jana Sanskriti was awarded an Ibsen Scholarship for their project Nora questions patriarchy in Bengal.

Europeana

In 2017 Rafika Chawishe was awarded an Ibsen scholarship for the project Europeana.

Previous winners

WE: the Dramaturgy of the Crisis

In 2015 Charis Pechlivanidis and Korina Vasileiadou won an Ibsen Scholarship for the project WE: the Dramaturgy of the Crisis.

Yemen

Ibsen Van

In 2015 Mohammed Al-Hubaishi won an Ibsen scholarship for the project Ibsen Van.

The Master Comic

In 2015 Aaron Todd Douglas and The Congo Square Theatre Company received an Ibsen Scholarship for the project The Master Comic.

Serbia

Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People as a Brecht’s teaching-play

In 2014 Zlatko Paković received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People as a Brecht’s teaching-play.”

Romania

Hedda’s sisters

In 2014 Cristina Modreanu received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “Hedda’s sisters. Empowering Women Theatre Artists in Romania and Eastern Europe.”

Brazil

Ibsen’s Venuses

In 2014 Tânia Pires received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “Ibsen’s Venuses.”

India

Tribal Ibsen Project

In 2013 Sankar Venkatesvaran received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Tribal Ibsen Project."

Peer Gynt. No Man’s land

In 2013 The 3rd person theatre group received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “Peer Gynt. No Man's Land.”

Min(d)ing Ibsen

In 2013 Korina Vasileiadou and Charis Pechlivanidis received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “Min(d)ing Ibsen: An Enemy of the People.”

Latvia

Moved by Brand

In 2013 The Association of the Professional Dance Choreographers received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Moved by Brand."

Portugal

Echoes from Ibsen

In 2012 Causas Communs received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “Echoes from Ibsen.”

Hungary

Peer Gynt’s Children

In 2012 Független Szíínház (The Independent Theatre Hungary) received an an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “Peer Gynt’s Children.”

England

A Do-Gooder

In 2012 Just Jones& received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “A Do-Gooder.”

Cuba

Tools of Society

In 2012 William Ruiz Morales received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project “The Tools of Society.”

Sudan

Nora’s Cloth

In 2011 Issraa El-Kogali received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Nora's Cloth."

Lebanon

ORIENT THE DAY. IBSEN TRAVELS TO LEBANON

In 2011 Ahmad Ghossein, Rana Issa, Helle Siljeholm received an International Ibsen Scholarship for their project “Orient the Day. Ibsen travels to Lebanon. Two Generations Travel in Ibsen.”

Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa

NEGOTIATING IBSEN IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

In 2011 Chipawo and Robert McLaren received an Ibsen Scholarship Award for the project "Negotiating Ibsen in Southern Africa."

POSTERITY

In 2010 Dough Wright and Atlantic Theater Company received an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Posterity."

PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY

In 2010 Epic Theatre Ensemble received an International Ibsen Scholarships for their project "Pillars of the Community."

Zambia

IBSEN THROUGH AFRICAN EYES

In 2009 Cheela Chilala and Julie Holledge reveived an International Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Ibsen Through African Eyes."

Norway

What a glorious day

In 2010 Lars Øyno and Grusomhetes Teater (Theatre Of Cruelty) received an International Ibsen Scholarships for their project "What a glorious day."

Turky

NORA NÛRE

In 2009 Jale Karabekir and Tiyatro Boyali Kuş (Theatre Painted Bird) received an Ibsen Scholarship for the project Nora Nûre.

Egypt

Nora’s Doors

In 2009 Nora Amin and Lamusica Independent Theatre Group received an Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Nora's Doors."

Egypt

TRANSLATING IBSEN TO ARABIC

In 2009 Randa Stephanos Hakim and Sherin A. Wahab received an Ibsen scholarship for their project "Translating Ibsen to Arabic."

Macedonia, Albania and Kososvo.

PEER GYNT. FIRST TIME IN ALBANIAN LANGUAGE

In 2009 Bajrush Mjaku received an Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Peer Gynt. First time in Albanian language. Balkan Regional Project."

BRINGING IBSEN TO THE RURAL MIDWEST

In 2008 The Commonweal Theatre Company received an Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Bringing Ibsen to the Rural Midwest".

Norway

Movers and shakers – Tangible channeling the existence of nature

In 2008 Monica Emilie Herstad and herStay received an Ibsen Scholarship for the project "Movers and shakers - Tangible channeling the existence of nature".

Afghanistan

AFGHAN CONTEMPORARY DRAMA

In 2008 Waheed Warasta and The Afghanistan PEN received an Ibsen Scholarship for the project Afghan Contemporary Drama.