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The European Platform supporting innovation in Opera, Ballet and Education
FEDORA
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
Prize for Ballet
Nominees
France
Théâtre de la Ville - Paris
€25
collected
2
Number of donors
United Kingdom
English National Ballet
€80
collected
4
Number of donors
FEDORA
GENERALI
Prize for Opera
Nominees
Poland
Poznań Opera House
€1,205
collected
24
Number of donors
Germany
Staatstheater Karlsruhe
€120
collected
2
Number of donors
FEDORA
Prize for Education
Nominees
France
La Fabrique de la Danse
€7,440
collected
75
Number of donors
Greece
Greek National Opera
€165
collected
5
Number of donors
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Along with its Platform Members, FEDORA organizes local roadshows with the aim to reach out to new and younger audiences
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FEDORA prizes
FEDORA supports innovative opera and ballet projects through its annual Prizes competition.
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News
FEDORA Artists Series
Teatro Sociale di Como - AsLiCo
In conversation with Matteo Franceschini
26 June 2019
Paris / France
Discover more about Matteo Franceschini, composer of "Milo and Maya Around the world", winner of the FEDORA Rolf Liebermann Prize for Opera 2015.
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Roadshow
Birmingham Royal Ballet
Birmingham Royal Ballet Roadshow 2019
14 June 2019
Birmingham / United Kingdom
The roadshow, led by Birmingham Royal Ballet, incorporated a morning of training and professional development followed by an opportunity to see work focussed on Children and Young People.
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On the occasion of this year's FEDORA Roadshow, Irish National Opera hosted five free opera events across communities in Dublin. The Deadly World of Opera, created by director Sarah Baxter and INO Studio and Outreach Producer James Bingham, is a witty and informative deconstruction of how opera works. Irish National Opera's free performances, as part of the MusicTown Festival, were aimed at opera newbies and veterans alike.
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