OLA Lab is a new space for conversation around innovations, solutions and new trends in the performing arts. On this occasion, 4 experts will gather around technical-musical management in opera, ballet and concerts for streaming. In its fourth session and the first open to the public, this Thursday July 9 at
The study measured the ways of approaching consumption, trends in content, percentages of acceptance, preferences in the use of access devices and the new challenges of theater in the audiovisual field. The results of the study will be presented today at 8:00 pm in Peru through the fanpage of Gran
$ 8,035,500 was the amount raised through the initiative that aims to support those Freelance workers in the field of classical music, singing and dance. Fifteen weeks after the first case was declared Coronavirus in Chile, the situation of many independent artists in the country is critical. The cancellation of all
With the celebration of the 'Madrid en Danza' festival, Teatros del Canal will become the first theater that opens its doors after confinement in the region and one of the first in Spain .. All safety and hygiene measures have been implemented, and the use of a mask will be
The sessions will take place in the afternoons of May 28 and 29, the program of the virtual meeting addresses the problems of the theater and the return to normal. The virtual conference of Opera Europa replaces the event scheduled to take place in Helsinki and begins with a message of
This Friday, May 22 at 1:00 pm in Chile / 2:00 pm in Brasilia, the webinar "Brazil and the development of the opera industry" will be held. It will include representatives from Festival Amazonas de Ópera, Theatro Municipal de São Paulo, Theatro da Paz de Belém, Theatro São Pedro de
The conference will take place from May 13 to June 03, and each week will have a different focus of conversation and debate: Future vision, New technologies, real membership and making a change. Registration is free and open to the public. OPERA America’s 50th annual conference brings together the field’s administrators,
This Thursday, May 14 at 12 noon (Chile), a new session of Academia iF will be held, which will feature panelists with Joan Matabosch from Teatro Real in Madrid; Carmen Gloria Larenas of the Municiapal de Santiago; Alonso Escalante of Ópera de Bellas Artes, Mexico; and Flavia Furtado of Festival
A series of talks and conferences have been held during these months of confinement between OLA members, theatres and different organizations. The cycle of talks has enabled theatres to connect globally and learn the trends during the crisis. The current health crisis has created high uncertainty in the performing arts industry. The
#AprendoEnCasa campaign launches its website to unite hundreds of quality educational content on a single site, to teach at a distance or online. Theaters in Latin America will share educational material for free. The collaborative work brings together contributions from more than 45 organizations in 7 countries in the region. With the aim