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The Black Box International Theatre and Dance Festival ((ブルガリア語:Международен фестивал за театър и съвременен танц „Черната кутия“)) has taken place every spring in Plovdiv, Bulgaria since 2007. It lasts for one week and is centered on theater and contemporary dance. The first edition of the festival in 2007 was hosted in the Hindliyan House-Museum in the Old town of Plovdiv. The event was supported by the Plovdiv Municipality, the Cultural Institute "Old Plovdiv" and the Ministry of Culture of Bulgaria. The focus of the first edition was to give the floor to female performers only.〔 The festival's ninth edition in 2015, with its 600 applications for participation, is reportedly the first major cultural event which takes place after the official designation of Plovdiv as European Capital of Culture for the year 2019. The festival is considered to be "one of the most valuable international events for theater and contemporary dance" that take place in Bulgaria. Partners in the organization of the Black Box Festival'2014 are the Ministry of Culture, Plovdiv Municipality, the Embassies of Austria, Belgium, Israel and United States, The Italian Culture Institute, The Polish Institute, The Hungarian Cultural Institute, Plovdiv Culture House "Boris Hristov", Plovdiv Drama Theatre, Municipal Institute "Old Plovdiv" and Trakart Culture Centre.〔 In 2015, the history of the festival is shown with a photo gallery that is publicly installed in the central pedestrian zone of Plovdiv. == History == ;2015 - 9th festival * Opening: ''How I Managed Not to Flatten My Husband'', choreographied by Anne Lopez, Les Gens du quai Company, Montpellier, France * ''Earth'' and ''Tales in Black and White'' by Andrea Hackl, Austria * ''OOups'' by Jordi L. Vidal Company, Belgium * ''World Wide Violin'' by Frédéric Tari, France * ''Birds Never Sleep'', PTAH Theatre, Hungary * ''Why I Killed My Mother'' by Dor Zweigenbom, Israel * contemporary dance program: * * ''Ivonice, Untitled & The secret of life is to fall seven times & get up eight'', works by Andrea Dawn Shelley and Spencer Gavin Hering, iMEE Dance Company, United States of America * * ''The Perfect World'', solo by Bartech Woszczynski, Poland * * ''Morgan & Freeman'' by Ferenc Fehér, Hungary * * ''Slipstream'' by Mihaela Griveva, Bulgaria/Ireland * Program “Plovdiv in Focus”: * * ''So Close'', Duende Dance Studio, Bulgaria * * ''Apathy'' by Denitsa Gerginkova, Pantarey Studio, Bulgaria * * ''Loneliness'' by Boryana Tеngulova, Bulgaria * * ''Escurial'', Theatre Hand, Bulgaria * ''Naveneva'', Naturalis Labor Company, Italy * Closing: ''Other Side'' by Dejan Dukovski, choreographied and directed by Fenia Apostolou, Lydia Lithos Dance Theatre, Greece ;2014 - 8th festival * Opening: ''Bob’Art'' by Étienne Béchard, Opinion Public Company, Belgium * ''The Woman Who Didn’t Want to Come Down to Earth – a trilogy'' by Gabrielle Neuhaus, Israel * ''Brecht'' by Toma Markov, Bulgaria * contemporary dance program: * * ''Alma'', duet by Rachel Erdos * * ''Prism'' solo by Andrea Hackl, Netherlands * * ''Exit'' solo by Olga Kosterina, Russia * * from the festival “euro-scene” in Leipzig: * * * ''Bim bam bum'', performed by Justyna Kalbarczyk, choreographied by Bridie Gane * * * ''Dark Quark'' by Irina Demina, Hamburg, Germany * ''Immured'' by Veselka Kuncheva, Contrast Films LTD and State Puppet Theatre, Plovdiv, Bulgaria * ''PASS/AGES'' by Elena R. Marino, Teatrincorso, Italy * ''Monologue for Two'', Duende Dance Studio, Bulgaria * ''Weathered/Layers'', Erica Essner Performance Co-Op, New York * Closing: ''Duel'', choreographied by Anne Lopez, Les Gens du quai Company, Montpellier, France ;2013 - 7th festival * Opening: ''Two of Us'', directed and performed by Ana Pepine and Paul Cimpoieru, Passe-Partout D.P. Theatre Company, Romania * Program “Contemporary dance and performance”: * * ''Mi arma'' solo by Laila Tafur, Spain * * ''Adi el-Rabi'', duet dance by Orly Portal and Shlomit Yossef, Israel * * ''Plant B'' by Ilona Roth, performed by Anna Majder and Marina Mazaraki, Transitheart Productions, Germany * * ''Play.Back.Again.Then.'' by Ji-Eun Lee, United Kingdom/Korea * * ''Souvenir'', solo by Julia Danzinger, Austria * * ''About Me and a Bit about You'', solo by Liwia Bargieł, Poland * * ''Second Hand Landscapes'' by Cristina Goletti and Nick Bryson, Legitimate Bodies Dance Company, Ireland * * ''Zona de arribo'', solo by Nidia Barbieri, Argentina/Italy * * ''Svarta Rosor'', individuo by Mieke Segers and Yentl de Werdt, Sacred Places, Belgium * Program “Plovdiv in Focus”: * * ''Ego'' by Ivo Ignatov-Kenny, Theatre Hand, Bulgaria * * ''Glass'' by Elena Aleksieva, directed by Kalin Angelov, performed by Ivana Papazova * * ''The Road/Trail'', Duende Dance Studio, Bulgaria * Closing: ''Gagarin’s Daughters'', Mobil Teatr Lab, Hungary ;2012 - 6th festival * Opening: ''Dilemma'', solo performance by Olga Kosterina, Moscow, Russia * ''Wild Green'' by Dimitar Atanasov, directed by Nikolay Georgiev, Alma Alter Theatre-Laboratory, Bulgaria * ''Prophecy'', based on texts by Peter Handke and Vesselin Dimov, directed by Vesselin Dimov, MOMO Theatre Company, Sofia, Bulgaria * ''Penthesilea (Pathologie)'', video performance by Evy Schubert, Berlin, Germany * ''Mo(ve)ment'' by Tali Farchi, painting, and Benno Hübner, dance, Israel/Holland Art Collective * ''Misery'' by Iván Rojas, Atomic Theatre Company, Spain/Chile * Contemporary dance program “Body and Rhythm”: * * ''Calypso'' by Noa Shadur, Tel Aviv, Israel * * ''Juanita Hildegard Bo'', solo performance by Galina Borissova, Sofia, Bulgaria * * ''Tessitura'', solo performance by Lucille Teppa, London, England * * ''Bluebird'', solo performance by Rosa Mei, 13 Dance Troupe, Belgium * * ''Nothing for Body'', solo performance by Howool Baek, Germany/Korea ;2011 - 5th festival * Opening: ''Odysseus Chaoticus'' by Masha Nemirovsky, Ish Theatre, Israel * ''Birth Mark'' by Mimoza Bazova, Sfumato Laboratory Theatre, Bulgaria * ''The Woman I Could Have Been'', written and performed by Inbal Lori, directed by Shmulik Levi, Israel * ''The Heart Made a Mess'' by Juan Luis Mira, Diáfano Theatre Company, Spain * ''Nevena and the Night'' by Georgi Toshev, Bulgaria * ''The Stone Guest'' by Alexander Pushkin, directed by Olesya Nevmerzhitskaya, A. 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Ostrovsky Theatre, Russia ;2010 - 4th festival * Opening: ''Bleeding'', written and directed by Yaron Kerbel, The Room Theatre, Israel * ''The Impossible You, The Impossible Me'' by Nikolay Georgiev, @lma @lter Theatre-Laboratory, Bulgaria * ''Oedipus: The Celebration of the Blinding'' by Ruslan Kudasov, coproduction by the Plovdiv, Stara Zagora and Burgas Puppet Theatres, Bulgaria * ''The Overcoat'' by Nikolai Gogol, directed by Ivan Kovachev, Zig Zag Theatre Company, Bulgaria * ''Scenes of Family Life'', based on three novels by Anton Chekhov, directed by Olga Vasilieva, Ostrovsky Drama Theatre, Moscow, Russia * ''The Suitcase Play'' by Federico Nieto – El’ Gazi, directed by Margarita Amarantidi, βλακlist International Theatre Group, Greece – Colombia * ''The Girl With the Nine Wigs'', based on the autobiography of Sophie van der Stap, directed by Mina Salehpour, Schauspiel Frankfurt, Germany ;2009 - 3rd festival: Velyo Goranov, special guest * ''Words of Silence'' by Laurent Decol, France * ''The Line'' by Tarick Markovich, Bosnia-Herzegovina * ''Mira Mirrors'' by Nilson Muniz, Brazil * ''The Smile'' by Mania Papadimitriou, Greece * ''Pilgrim'' by Elian Valaji, Israel ;2008 - 2nd festival * ''Lazaritsa'' by Yordan Radichkov, directed by Krikor Azaryan, Tear and Laughter Theatre, Bulgaria * ''I’m Not Dreyfus'', written and directed by Yehoshua Sobol, Chamber Theatre, Tel Aviv, Israel * ''Futurological Congress'' by Stanisław Lem, directed by Marcel Luxinger, Schauspiel Frankfurt, Germany * ''The Diary of a Madman'' by Nikolai Gogol, directed by Takis Zamaryas, Onstage Art Theatre, Athens, Greece * ''Hooligan’s Confession'' by Sergei Yesenin, directed by Valeriy Taganski, Taganka Theatre, Moscow, Russia * ''M. Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran'' by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, directed by Snezhina Tankovska, Ivan Vazov National Theatre, Sofia, Bulgaria ;2007 - 1st festival * ''Oscar and the Lady in Pink'' by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, directed by Yordan Slaveykov, Vratza Drama Theatre, Bulgaria * ''Nothing More Beautiful'' by Oliver Bukovski, directed by Mladen Alexiev, Nikolay Binev Youth Theatre, Sofia, Bulgaria * ''Martin, Dancho and Their Mother'', written and directed by Kamen Donev, Ivan Vazov National Theatre, Sofia, Bulgaria * ''Partly It’s About Love, Partly It’s About Killing'' by Fiona Sprott, directed by Stilyan Petrov, Ivan Vazov National Theatre, Sofia, Bulgaria * ''Obsessed'' by Koraksia Kortez, directed by Marcel Luxinger, Schauspiel Frankfurt, Germany 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Black Box International Festival」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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