We would like to welcome you at this Opening Reception. It is also an opportunity for the TPAM participants to meet each other. Please join!
Networking Program
Late Night Meeting Point
The official meeting point of TPAM, where participants gather and exchange information and thoughts after the programs of the day. An opportunity to broaden your network in a casual environment.
Closing Party
A party that concludes the 9-day program, where the TPAM participants get together. Share the last night with people whom you’ll have met at TPAM!
Keep PACE with Japan
Keep PACE with Japan is an continuation of the PACE V4 project which has been in process for several years now, and aims to present contemporary performing arts of the Central European countries (Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary).
Asian Artist Interview
Yokohama Creativecity Center (YCC) 1F 2.7 Sat – 2.15 Sun Admission free What does “contemporary” mean in performing arts? What kind of historical backgrounds, social environment, personal experience or life style influence and inspire artistic expression, and how? What kind of perspective can be possible in today’s increasingly global society? Such questions are the main...
Speed Networking
Speed Networking : A program for one-on-one meetings with international presenters including theatre programmers or festival directors. Participants can more directly and specifically communicate with the hosts in the 10-minute individual meetings (reservation required). 300 meetings with 31 hosts were held last year.
Group Meeting
Group Meeting : A program where participants that share interest can meet and talk. You can either propose a theme and host a meeting or participate in meetings that you are interested in. Any TPAM registrant can host a meeting (see “How to Join”). Reservation not required for participation in the meetings.
Open Network for Performing Arts Management (ON-PAM)
An international network of performing arts management officers, the ON-PAM will hold a general assembly, activity report presentation and symposium.
Performing Arts AIR Meeting@TPAM2015
Following the sessions held at TPAM in 2012 and 2014, the third edition of the Performing Arts AIR Meeting is designed as an exchange program for professionals and artists from Japan and overseas who are engaged and interested in residency programs for performing arts to meet and network. An open-to-public session will be held with...
TPAM Co-Production Meeting Program
International collaboration, where artists from different countries work together to create a piece, has actively been carried out since the 1990s and produced a number of outcomes. That led public supporting systems from unilateral application to bilateral practice, and the awareness of the meaningfulness of systems that support art beyond their communal frameworks was raised....
