Theatre Without Borders

Informal European Theatre Meeting exists to stimulate the quality, development and contexts of contemporary performing arts in a global environment, by initiating and facilitating professional networking and communication, the dynamic exchange of information, know-how transfer and presentations of examples of good practice.

European Network of Information Centres for the Performing Arts's main goal of the network is to distribute and to make available a broad range of information about the professional performing arts to arts professionals world wide.

Eurofestival Infocentre represents more than 100 quality festivals and 11 national festivals associations in 38 European and non-European countries.

PlayService.net contains information about organizations, theatres and projects connected with contemporary drama from around Europe, including short descriptions and links to the individual sites of the ICDE participants. The site also hosts a search engine for plays and translations.

European Forum for the Arts and Heritage was founded in 1992 to ensure that cultural associations, operators and artists have a voice in Europe.

Eurofestival Infocentre represents more than 100 quality festivals and 11 national festivals associations in 38 European and non-European countries.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe is a post-war initiative to re-unite Europe through culture, and was so successful that it inspired more performers than there was room for.

TCG/ITI Travel Grants for Individual Artists are travel grant programs designed to foster artistic exchange and partnerships between theatre professionals in the U.S. and other countries. Recent programs have focused on Russia and Central/Eastern Europe and Latin America

The Trust for Mutual Understanding is an American foundation supporting cultural and environmental exchange between the United States, Russia, and Eastern and Central Europe.