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Discover the FEDORA Prizes 2020 Shortlist Announcement
FEDORA Prizes, Shortlists
On February 3rd we announced the FEDORA Prizes 2020 Shortlist with a special event bringing together the representatives of opera houses, ballet companies, artists, sponsors, and art enthusiasts. Discover the impressions of the event which took place in Paris at the Fondation Simone et Cino Del Duca - Institut de France. Special thanks to the co-funding of the Creative Europe programme of the European Commission, to our sponsors Generali, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Kearney as well to our expert partners Opera Europa, RESEO and IMZ.
If you haven't discovered the shortlist yet, it is still time to vote and to make your voice heard by voting to support the upcoming innovative creation of opera and ballet.
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FEDORA Prizes, Jury Nominee
Birmingham Opera Company
Your donation to "Going for Gold" will be doubled
05 October 2020
The Kiri Te Kanawa Foundation (UK) will lend its support to the project
“Going for Gold” by Birmingham Opera Company that is nominated for the
FEDORA Education Prize 2020. As of today a matching donations appeal will be launched on the FEDORA Platform doubling the donations of anyone who supports this project until October 30th...
FEDORA Prizes, Winners
Prague National Theatre
FEDORA Digital Prize Winners at the Golden Prague Festival
21 September 2023
Prague / Czech Republic
On 21 September, the Winners of the FEDORA Digital Prizes will reunite in Prague, during the Golden Prague Festival, for a conversation moderated by the FEDORA Digital Prize jury chair, Peter Maniura, director of the IMZ Academy.
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British Artistic Director of Birmingham Opera Company Sir Graham Vick passed away
19 July 2021
We are saddened to hear that Sir Graham Vick, Artistic Director of Birmingham Opera Company, has passed away after complications arising from Covid-19.
He founded the Birmingham Opera Company in 1987 and as director, he brought opera to lesser-reached audiences through boundary breaking productions in unconventional venues and immersive outreach programs.
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