Who’s here?

Meeting point: Nouveau Théâtre du 8e, 22 Rue du Commandant Pegout, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

This speed-dating session is smaller than our usual “Who’s there?”. It will take place at the beginning of each parcours, so participants can get to know who is who in the crowd.

Moderator
Nicolas Bertrand, Consultant, France

Visit of Nouveau Théâtre du 8ème (NTH8)

Location: Nouveau Théâtre du 8e, 22 Rue du Commandant Pegout, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

Based in the United States neighbourhood, in the 8th district of Lyon, the Compagnie des Trois-Huit has been developing an original experience in association with other artists and companies on a regional and international scale, since 2003. Based in the NTH8 / Nouveau Théâtre du 8e,  their research work focuses on contemporary writing, as well as on the transmission of theatrical practices and on infusing art into the urban communities. 

At the NTH8, we can find (among others) teams in the process of creation, apprentice performers in training, children, teenagers, residents who are participating in artistic workshops, a Theatre and French Sign Language department and more.

The NTH8 team will present its approach as a collective, its projects and the process of transmission to young artistic groups in which it is involved.

Speakers
Vincent Bady, NTH8, France
Anthony Guyon, Compagnie On Off, France

Access for disabled audiences in an institutional context

Location: Maison de la Danse, 8 Av. Jean Mermoz, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

As a place where dance and the most diverse aesthetics meet, the Maison de la Danse strongly claims to be welcoming all audiences.
How does this Lyon-based international institution approach the issue of accessibility for people with disabilities?

The Maison de la Danse team will present the numerous mediation actions they have put in place to tackle interpretation of choreographic works in French Sign Language, audio description services, production of shows in specialised institutions. This will also be an opportunity to talk about the municipal public policy that aims to support the creation of a more accessible cultural offer.

During our visit, we will also get to know Numéridanse, the multimedia dance platform which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. It is a unique video collection accessible to all, an innovative resource for artistic and cultural education.

Speakers
Dominique Hervieu, Maison de la Danse, France
Ghislaine Hamid-Le Sergent , Maison de la Danse, France
Alice Poncet, Maison de la Danse, France

Time to Act session

Location: Maison de la Danse, 8 Av. Jean Mermoz, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

52% of European performing arts professionals rate their knowledge of work by disabled artists as either poor or very poor.

87% of European venues and festivals don't involve disabled people in selection panels or in the commissioning process.
 
How can we address these questions and act at the level of programmers, venues but also companies and collectives?
How can the level of knowledge of disabled artists’ works be increased and nurtured? How do we ensure that experiences and learnings of small and independent companies, venues and festivals are considered and recognised? How do we move beyond ticking the box of ‘disability’ in one’s funding application and towards a cultural ecosystem that is genuinely more equitable, inclusive and diverse in its cultural programming?
 
This session will explore some of the initial findings of a major new study spanning 40 European countries into the barriers that disabled people experience when accessing the arts, with a particular focus on programming works by disabled artists in Europe. This session is conceived by the British Council, part of the Creative Europe project Europe Beyond Access in collaboration with On the Move and the researchers associated to the Time to Act Report.

Speakers
Magali Saby, Artistic Director, Be TOGETHER - académie des arts vivants 100% inclusion et Diversité, France
Filip Pawlak, Producer, performer and activist/ IETM Global Connector 2021-22, Poland
Irene van Zeeland, Head of the education and outreach department, Holland Dance Festival, The Netherlands
Gilles Doré, International development director, CINARS, Canada
Yohann Floch, Co-author of the report, Time to Act, for On the Move

Moderator
Ben Evans, Head of Arts & Disability, EU Region, British Council

Who’s here?

Meeting point: Nouveau Théâtre du 8e, 22 Rue du Commandant Pegout, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

This speed-dating session is smaller than our usual “Who’s there?”. It will take place at the beginning of each parcours, so participants can get to know who is who in the crowd.

Moderator
Nicolas Bertrand, Consultant, France

Visit of Nouveau Théâtre du 8ème (NTH8)

Location: Nouveau Théâtre du 8e, 22 Rue du Commandant Pegout, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

Based in the United States neighbourhood, in the 8th district of Lyon, the Compagnie des Trois-Huit has been developing an original experience in association with other artists and companies on a regional and international scale, since 2003. Based in the NTH8 / Nouveau Théâtre du 8e,  their research work focuses on contemporary writing, as well as on the transmission of theatrical practices and on infusing art into the urban communities. 

At the NTH8, we can find (among others) teams in the process of creation, apprentice performers in training, children, teenagers, residents who are participating in artistic workshops, a Theatre and French Sign Language department and more.

The NTH8 team will present its approach as a collective, its projects and the process of transmission to young artistic groups in which it is involved.

Speakers
Vincent Bady, NTH8, France
Anthony Guyon, Compagnie On Off, France

Access for disabled audiences in an institutional context

Location: Maison de la Danse, 8 Av. Jean Mermoz, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

As a place where dance and the most diverse aesthetics meet, the Maison de la Danse strongly claims to be welcoming all audiences.
How does this Lyon-based international institution approach the issue of accessibility for people with disabilities?

The Maison de la Danse team will present the numerous mediation actions they have put in place to tackle interpretation of choreographic works in French Sign Language, audio description services, production of shows in specialised institutions. This will also be an opportunity to talk about the municipal public policy that aims to support the creation of a more accessible cultural offer.

During our visit, we will also get to know Numéridanse, the multimedia dance platform which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. It is a unique video collection accessible to all, an innovative resource for artistic and cultural education.

Speakers
Dominique Hervieu, Maison de la Danse, France
Ghislaine Hamid-Le Sergent , Maison de la Danse, France
Alice Poncet, Maison de la Danse, France

Time to Act session

Location: Maison de la Danse, 8 Av. Jean Mermoz, 69008 Lyon | Event Map | Venue Accessibility

52% of European performing arts professionals rate their knowledge of work by disabled artists as either poor or very poor.

87% of European venues and festivals don't involve disabled people in selection panels or in the commissioning process.
 
How can we address these questions and act at the level of programmers, venues but also companies and collectives?
How can the level of knowledge of disabled artists’ works be increased and nurtured? How do we ensure that experiences and learnings of small and independent companies, venues and festivals are considered and recognised? How do we move beyond ticking the box of ‘disability’ in one’s funding application and towards a cultural ecosystem that is genuinely more equitable, inclusive and diverse in its cultural programming?
 
This session will explore some of the initial findings of a major new study spanning 40 European countries into the barriers that disabled people experience when accessing the arts, with a particular focus on programming works by disabled artists in Europe. This session is conceived by the British Council, part of the Creative Europe project Europe Beyond Access in collaboration with On the Move and the researchers associated to the Time to Act Report.

Speakers
Magali Saby, Artistic Director, Be TOGETHER - académie des arts vivants 100% inclusion et Diversité, France
Filip Pawlak, Producer, performer and activist/ IETM Global Connector 2021-22, Poland
Irene van Zeeland, Head of the education and outreach department, Holland Dance Festival, The Netherlands
Gilles Doré, International development director, CINARS, Canada
Yohann Floch, Co-author of the report, Time to Act, for On the Move

Moderator
Ben Evans, Head of Arts & Disability, EU Region, British Council

11:30 - 12:30

Introduction & Presentation of Cycle effondré-es and of Théâtre du bruit

Meeting point: Main Entrance of Musée des Confluences

Upon arrival of the group to the Maison de l'Environnement, participants will hear about the 4-year experience of Théâtre du Bruit’s Cycle effondré. Cycle effondré is a series of cultural activities on the topic of systemic collapse, linking arts and human sciences. The presentation will be followed by an artistic intervention by Théâtre du Bruit. 

Speakers
Tímea Kókai-Nagy, Pro Progressione, Hungary
Rodolphe Grau, Student and Delegate of the FAAR, France

Artist
Jonathan Lobos, Théâtre du Bruit, France

12:30 - 13:00

Communal Picnic

Location: Garden of the Musée des Confluences

A moment to share food and get to know other participants of the Parcours Confluence, in an informal setting. You can grab something to eat at the café of the museum or bring your own food to avoid lines.

13:00 - 14:00

Tools for environmental transmission 

Starting point: Garden of the Musée des Confluences

Walking from Musée des Confluences to the Maison de l'Environnement, participants will have the opportunity to stop half-way and experience an outdoor workshop, come rain or come shine.

In this nomad workshop, we will put our brains together into building the concept and background of a small project built on the theme of sustainability. By applying the use of communications in the service of environmental action, we will examine how the arts can be a tool for environmental education.

This exercise will be followed by a closing Q&A.

Moderator
Tímea Kókai-Nagy, Pro Progressione, Hungary

15:00-16:00

In a material world: Sustainable design for the performing arts

Location: Maison de l’Environnement, 14 Av. Tony Garnier, 69007 Lyon

This session aims to propose a practical approach to Climate action. 

In this conclusion session, we will then venture into issues of theatre architecture, circular set construction and the questions they raise about author rights, security and much more. 

Speaker
Thibault Sinay, Scenographer, France

11:30 - 12:30

Introduction & Presentation of Cycle effondré-es and of Théâtre du bruit

Meeting point: Main Entrance of Musée des Confluences

Upon arrival of the group to the Maison de l'Environnement, participants will hear about the 4-year experience of Théâtre du Bruit’s Cycle effondré. Cycle effondré is a series of cultural activities on the topic of systemic collapse, linking arts and human sciences. The presentation will be followed by an artistic intervention by Théâtre du Bruit. 

Speakers
Tímea Kókai-Nagy, Pro Progressione, Hungary
Rodolphe Grau, Student and Delegate of the FAAR, France

Artist
Jonathan Lobos, Théâtre du Bruit, France

12:30 - 13:00

Communal Picnic

Location: Garden of the Musée des Confluences

A moment to share food and get to know other participants of the Parcours Confluence, in an informal setting. You can grab something to eat at the café of the museum or bring your own food to avoid lines.

13:00 - 14:00

Tools for environmental transmission 

Starting point: Garden of the Musée des Confluences

Walking from Musée des Confluences to the Maison de l'Environnement, participants will have the opportunity to stop half-way and experience an outdoor workshop, come rain or come shine.

In this nomad workshop, we will put our brains together into building the concept and background of a small project built on the theme of sustainability. By applying the use of communications in the service of environmental action, we will examine how the arts can be a tool for environmental education.

This exercise will be followed by a closing Q&A.

Moderator
Tímea Kókai-Nagy, Pro Progressione, Hungary

15:00-16:00

In a material world: Sustainable design for the performing arts

Location: Maison de l’Environnement, 14 Av. Tony Garnier, 69007 Lyon

This session aims to propose a practical approach to Climate action. 

In this conclusion session, we will then venture into issues of theatre architecture, circular set construction and the questions they raise about author rights, security and much more. 

Speaker
Thibault Sinay, Scenographer, France