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About Icarus Publishing Enterprise Co-Founders Odin Teatret, Holstebro (Denmark)
Odin Teatret was created in Oslo, Norway, in 1964 and moved to Holstebro in 1966 changing its name to Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium. Its activities include: Odin's own productions presented on site and on tour in Denmark and abroad; 'barters' within various milieus in Holstebro and elsewhere; the organisation of encounters for theatre groups; hosting other theatre groups and ensembles; seminars in Denmark and in the countries where Odin takes its productions; the annual Odin Week Festival; the publications of magazines and books; the production of pedagogical films and videos; sessions of the International School of Theatre Anthropology (ISTA); collaboration with the Centre for Theatre Laboratory Studies of the University of Aarhus; the Festuge (Festive week) in Holstebro; the triennal festival Transit devoted to women in theatre; children's performances, exhibitions, concerts, round tables, cultural initiatives and more in Holstebro and the surrounding region.
website: www.odinteatret.dk



The Grotowski Institute, Wroclaw (Poland)
The Grotowski Institute combines artistic and scholarly research projects that correspond to the challenges laid down by Jerzy Grotowski's creative practice. The Institute emerged out of the Centre for Study of Jerzy Grotowski's Work and for Cultural and Theatrical Research, established in 1989, and operates from the former Teatr Laboratorium premises located in Wroclaw's Old Market Square and the forest base of Brzezinka. The Grotowski Institute continues the lines of work established by the Grotowski Centre, whilst placing more emphasis on education, promotion, producing, and publishing.
website: www.grotowski-institute.art.pl



TARF: Theatre Arts Researching the Foundations (Malta)
Set up in 2005 and restructured in 2007, TARF is committed to fostering research cultures and developing links between theatre practitioners, academia, and industry. TARF is also committed to the examination of performance through historical roots and exchange. The events branch of TARF organised three editions of SUPA (the Summer University of Performing Arts) in 2005, 2006, and 2007. SUPA events are focused around specific research topics and include a full performance programme, international workshops, exchanges of craft, and conferences. TARF's interest in laboratory-based research is manifest in the association of its practice branch with Icarus Performance Project (Malta) and the Theatre Studies Department of the University of Malta.
website: www.tarf.info