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• WAAPA student on ITI

  From January to March 2017, ITI welcomed 5 visiting students from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). WAAPA visiting student Noemie Huttner-Koros' article about her...

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• Fees

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• Alumni

  alumni overview pic ITI’s alumni are part of a global community of artists, educators, researchers and cultural leaders who are shaping the future of performing arts....

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• Yazid Jalil

  Yazid is a theatre actor, director, writer, and devising collaborator with credits in over 60 professional productions over the last two decades. He was nominated for...

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• Giorgia Ciampi

  Giorgia Ciampi is a theatre practitioner, co-founder of the Intercultural Performing Arts Company (IPAC) in Paris, and a researcher, AHRC-funded PhD candidate across the University of...

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• Al-Matin Yatim

  Al-Matin Yatim is a graduate of the Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) with a Professional Diploma In Intercultural Theatre (Acting) in the class of 2015. He has...

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• Plaything of the Gods

  ITI’s next graduation showcase – *Plaything of the Gods *- re-tells tales of heroes and demons, lovers, maidens and warriors, drawn from famed Sanskrit epics, Ramayana and Mahabharata. Directed...

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• The Secret Souk

  *A play devised by cast and director* At this secret night market, villagers barter their daily wares as they eagerly exchange special tales – offerings intended to...

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• An Appreciation of Noh and its Transcultural Effects

  *A Lecture-Demonstration by Prof Richard Emmert* Presented by TTRP in collaboration with The Substation Richard Emmert discussed and demonstrated the various performance elements of Noh drama, Japan’s classical...

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