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Projects are presently confined to the spheres of theatre and visual arts, but will in future also encompass film. The festival presents to the inhabitants of Ljubljana and guests at least 10 domestic and foreign productions, plus a range of projects aimed at further enhancing and promoting intercultural exchange which - in relation to EU enlargement - has proven to be of major significance. The 2007 ''Ex Ponto's'' theme was ''Theatre and Politics''. | Projects are presently confined to the spheres of theatre and visual arts, but will in future also encompass film. The festival presents to the inhabitants of Ljubljana and guests at least 10 domestic and foreign productions, plus a range of projects aimed at further enhancing and promoting intercultural exchange which - in relation to EU enlargement - has proven to be of major significance. The 2007 ''Ex Ponto's'' theme was ''Theatre and Politics''. | ||
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* [[B-51 Cultural Society]] | * [[B-51 Cultural Society]] | ||
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* [http://www.exponto.net/ Ex Ponto Festival website] | * [http://www.exponto.net/ Ex Ponto Festival website] | ||
Revision as of 02:03, 30 September 2009
Contact
Past Events
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The Dresser, produced by Slovene National Theatre Maribor, and Tobelia, co-produced by the Eẋ Ponto International Festival, at the Biennial of the Montenegrin Theatre, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Podgorica,
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26 Sep 2010
Damned Be the Traitor of His Homeland!, directed by Oliver Frljić and produced by Mladinsko Theatre; The Bridge Over Blood by Damir Avdić, directed by Marko Bulc and produced by the Glej Theatre; and Exit the King, co-produced by Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana and Ex Ponto International Festival, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Skopje,
at the International Theatre Festival MOT
The Ex Ponto International Festival was launched in 1993 by the B-51 Cultural Society. The Society's work has been rooted from the outset in a strong humanistic, political and social foundation, attempting by means of cultural exchanges and international co-productions to maintain connections with other parts of the former Yugoslavia and South-Eastern Europe. Connections and joint venture projects with prominent festivals in these regions still represent a specific feature of Ex Ponto today.
Projects are presently confined to the spheres of theatre and visual arts, but will in future also encompass film. The festival presents to the inhabitants of Ljubljana and guests at least 10 domestic and foreign productions, plus a range of projects aimed at further enhancing and promoting intercultural exchange which - in relation to EU enlargement - has proven to be of major significance. The 2007 Ex Ponto's theme was Theatre and Politics.
