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| − | The [[Drugajanje Festival]] is an annual festival initiated in [[established::2002]] | + | The [[Drugajanje Festival]] is an annual festival that focuses primarily on young audiences, presenting them national and international contemporary performing arts productions. It is organized by the [[Bunker Institute]] in partnership with high schools and local organizations in five Slovenian cities – Maribor, Ptuj, Nova Gorica, Ljutomer, and Celje. It was initiated in [[established::2002]] by the Second Grammar School in Maribor, which has remained a close partner throughout the years. |
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| + | The festival was conceived as a response to the gap in the supply of cultural content for youth and aims to affirm contemporary dance and performing arts, especially among teenage audiences, with a program of performances, workshops, and lectures. | ||
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| + | The festival regularly features new productions by the [[Bunker Institute]] and cooperates with the Maribor-based [[Association Nagib]], [[GT22]], and [[Moment Arts and Culture Association]] in its programming, as well as the Celje-based [[House of Culture Celje]]. In 2023, partner high schools were Second Grammar School Maribor, Grammar School Nova Gorica, Grammar School Ptuj, and Grammar School Franc Miklošič Ljutomer. | ||
| − | The | + | The 22nd edition of [[Drugajanje Festival]] is organized in two parts (November 2023 and January 2024) and focuses on the diversity of theatre formats, as well as practical workshops. |
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