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Philip
Arnoult, Director CITD
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widely recognized, nationally and
internationally, not only for his
efforts to nurture and present new
theater and dance from throughout the
world, but also for his commitment to
long-term, international projects that
put artists together to take the first
steps toward collaborative projects. |
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“More
and more American theatre artists are
becoming cultural explorers, hopping on
planes and flocking to international theatre
festivals to connect with their creative
counterparts in distant lands. They’re
leaping language barriers, negotiating
unfamiliar terrain and returning home
changed, often in profound ways. The first
fruits of these exchanges are bold
collaborative productions that are
challenging American audiences to see
theatre through a wider lens.
More far-reaching effects are on the horizon
as these enlightened artists continue to
push the boundaries of geography and
imagination.
For many, the first steps on their global
journey are taken with the help of Philip
Arnoult, founder of Theatre Project in
Baltimore and director of the Center for
International Theatre Development (CITD).
This tireless trailblazer, who spends more
than 200 days each year on the road, is
setting the stage for international
collaborations involving the world’s best
and brightest directors, designers and
actors.” |
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This quote is from the dramabiz.com article
All the World’s a Stage: International
Exchanges Broaden Horizons for Theatre
Artists and Audiences written by Charlotte
Sommers. |
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CITD
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identifies partner theatres and theatre
artists in the United States and Abroad
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carefully researches partner needs and
strengths
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fosters long-term, multi-year encounters
between partners
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nurtures these encounters through a series
of first and second steps |
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