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| website = http://puf.pina.info | | website = http://puf.pina.info | ||
| organised by = Lutkarnica - Koper Puppetry Studio | | organised by = Lutkarnica - Koper Puppetry Studio | ||
+ | | dates and duration = Annual, summertime | ||
| contacts = {{Contact | | contacts = {{Contact | ||
| name = Maja Bavdaž Gross | | name = Maja Bavdaž Gross | ||
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| email = maja.plahutnik@gmail.com | | email = maja.plahutnik@gmail.com | ||
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− | Originating as Primorska Street Festival | + | Originating as Primorska Street Festival PUF (Primorsko ulično gledališče), the [[Alpe Adria PUF Festival]] is an annual international street theatre and puppet festival which takes place on the Slovene coast. It is organised by [[Lutkarnica - Koper Puppetry Studio]] and was renamed in [[established::2003]] in reflection of the fact that it is presented jointly with the [[Alps-Adriatic Working Community]]. The Festival presents street musicians, pantomime, clowns, acrobats, and jogglers, with a special focus on puppetry. |
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− | + | ==Overview== | |
+ | The festival includes premières of new Slovene puppetry productions and presentations of prize-winning performances. Each year, the festival also produces an international festival production in collaboration with Academy of Performing Arts (DAMU) from Prague. Past festivals have featured performances by visiting artists and arts groups from Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, France, Spain and Italy, as well as groups from Slovenia. | ||
− | The Alpe Adria PUF Festival involves participation by various local cultural institutions, including [[Koper Theatre]] and [[PINA Primorje Information Atelier]]. It has regularly collaborated with festivals in Italy (Mittelfest-Valli di Natisone, | + | The Alpe Adria PUF Festival involves participation by various local cultural institutions, including [[Koper Theatre]] and [[PINA Primorje Information Atelier]]. It has regularly collaborated with festivals in Italy (Mittelfest-Valli di Natisone, Cividale del Friuli, Italy, ENTE Teatrale and Burattini senza confini, FVG Udine, Italy, Alpe Adria Puppet Festival, Gorica), Austria (Cikl Cakl Šmihel) and Croatia (International Puppet Festival - PIF, Zagreb) as well as Slovenia ([[Trnfest Festival]], ''Emona Promenade'', and [[Ana Desetnica International Street Theatre Festival]] from Ljubljana, [[Summer Pier International Puppetry Festival, Maribor]], Lutke brez meja, Nova Gorica and Ulični Festival, Izola). PUF Festival co-operates also with [[Teatro matita]] and various other European puppetry schools. |
− | In recent years the Festival has expanded its programme from its original base at Ankaran to nearby towns, including Izola, Piran, Ankaran, Hrvatini, Moretini, Dekani and Škofije. Some of the festival performances are staged again in early September for schoolchildren. In 2006 the festival also took place in Bovec and Kobarid in Goriška Region. In 2009 the PUF Koper-Cappodistria in partnership with the Burattini senza confini, FVG Videm, organised | + | In recent years the Festival has expanded its programme from its original base at Ankaran to nearby towns, including Izola, Piran, Ankaran, Hrvatini, Moretini, Dekani and Škofije. Some of the festival performances are staged again in early September for schoolchildren. In 2006 the festival also took place in Bovec and Kobarid in Goriška Region. In 2009 the PUF Koper-Cappodistria in partnership with the Burattini senza confini, FVG Videm, organised over 110 smaller or bigger performances and concerts during the period from June through November. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
+ | * [[Lutkarnica - Koper Puppetry Studio]] | ||
*[[PINA Primorje Information Atelier]] | *[[PINA Primorje Information Atelier]] | ||
*[[Koper Theatre]] | *[[Koper Theatre]] |
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The festival includes premières of new Slovene puppetry productions and presentations of prize-winning performances. Each year, the festival also produces an international festival production in collaboration with Academy of Performing Arts (DAMU) from Prague. Past festivals have featured performances by visiting artists and arts groups from Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, France, Spain and Italy, as well as groups from Slovenia.
The Alpe Adria PUF Festival involves participation by various local cultural institutions, including Koper Theatre and PINA Primorje Information Atelier. It has regularly collaborated with festivals in Italy (Mittelfest-Valli di Natisone, Cividale del Friuli, Italy, ENTE Teatrale and Burattini senza confini, FVG Udine, Italy, Alpe Adria Puppet Festival, Gorica), Austria (Cikl Cakl Šmihel) and Croatia (International Puppet Festival - PIF, Zagreb) as well as Slovenia (Trnfest Festival, Emona Promenade, and Ana Desetnica International Street Theatre Festival from Ljubljana, Summer Pier International Puppetry Festival, Maribor, Lutke brez meja, Nova Gorica and Ulični Festival, Izola). PUF Festival co-operates also with Teatro matita and various other European puppetry schools.
In recent years the Festival has expanded its programme from its original base at Ankaran to nearby towns, including Izola, Piran, Ankaran, Hrvatini, Moretini, Dekani and Škofije. Some of the festival performances are staged again in early September for schoolchildren. In 2006 the festival also took place in Bovec and Kobarid in Goriška Region. In 2009 the PUF Koper-Cappodistria in partnership with the Burattini senza confini, FVG Videm, organised over 110 smaller or bigger performances and concerts during the period from June through November.
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