World Theatre in Sofia 2023
For the seventeenth year in a row, critically acclaimed performances from the European stage will be presented in Sofia in June. Follow us here for the programme.
For the seventeenth year in a row, critically acclaimed performances from the European stage will be presented in Sofia in June. Follow us here for the programme.
The thirty-first edition of the festival will traditionally take place between 1st and 10th June 2023 on various stages in the city of Varna. Soon we will announce highlights of its programme. Stay tuned.
Between 16th and 20th June 2022 Goethe-Institute Bulgaria will host a theatre workshop based on Heiner Müller’s HAMLETMASCHINE. It is aimed at young actors, directors, theatre and art students and young professionals. Application deadline: 30 April 2022.
Highlights from the international performing arts scene in Sofia since 2007.
We are happy to announce, that the 29th edition of the Varna Summer International Theatre Festival will take place from 30th June till 12 July featuring a programme with Bulgarian and international performances. We are looking forward to meeting you again! More to come soon.
Varna Summer ITF launches an online video series featuring theatre makers shaping Bulgarian theatre landscape.
Due to the global pandemic Varna Summer International Theatre Festival transforms in 2020 from an atmospheric live event in June into a digital meeting in late autumn. Its first online edition starts on November 25. It shows a selection of international productions from the past years. Some of the performances are accessible worldwide and with English subtitles. Find out more.
It has been a privilege for us to be able to broadcast 10 remarkable performances from the European stage from the last two decades. We reached 15 thousand spectators from Bulgaria, we had followers from different parts of the world. Until November 25, 19:00, you can watch “HAMLETMACHINE” directed by Dimiter Gotscheff, and until November
After the great popular interest provoked by the screening of Norwegian’s Opera and Ballet “A Swan Lake” by choreographer Alexander Ekman, we are pleased to present exclusively a choreographic work by Kaloyan Boyadjiev, a dancer in the production. This is the dance miniature “Sororibus” created as a part of a charity performance at the prestigious
The platform offers a selection of theatre performances outlining the esthetic profile of European stage over the past two decades with free access on the territory of Bulgaria between 13 – 24 November.