ARCADIA BAND ON INTERNATIONAL TOUR!
The Arcadia troupe of the Regina Maria Theatre embarks on an international tour with the show A Thousand and One Frontiers (The Story of Aladdin)). According to the European project Itineraries within the European Cultural Programme “Culture 2007 – 2013”, the last stage foresees the support of 6 performances in Hungary and Belgium. Therefore, the actors will give two performances in the Hungarian city of Veszprem and 4 in Brussels, all of this during the period 23 April – 5 May 2015.
The project Itineraries has a total budget of EUR 405,000, of which EUR 200,000 represents European funding and the rest - personal participation of the 4 organizers:
1. Regina Maria Theater – main organizer
2. Belfort Puppet Theatre, France – co-organizer 1
3. Karromato Sobeslav Company, Czech Republic – co-organizer 2
4. Charles Kleinberg Production – Brussels, Belgium – co-organizer 3
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