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Maribor Puppet Theatre, 2010

Established in 1974, the 22-member Maribor Puppet Theatre is a repertory theatre, staging mainly new works from contemporary Slovene children's and youth literature. The company performs at its own venue, gives performances around Slovenia and tours abroad.

Since 1990, the theatre organises the Summer Puppet Pier Festival in Maribor and has also hosted several editions of the Slovene Puppetry Biennial. It is engaged in extensive collaboration with festival partners all over Slovenia as well as in Austria and Italy.

Venues

In late 2010, the theatre moved into the reconstructed former Minorite convent on the bank of the Drava River. With 2500 m2 and two stages (320 seats), it became the largest puppet theatre in Slovenia. The reconstruction was designed by ATELIERarhitekti and received the Plečnik Award. Later on, the same studio refurbished the adjacent former Minorite Church into a hall that holds around 300 spectators. The new venue has been managed by the Maribor Puppet Theatre since 2015.

The theatre also organises its own visual arts exhibitions, or hosts those by other partner organisations, in the basement of the Minorite Church and in the lobby of the theatre.

Programme

The theatre produces six premières annually, combined to form a conceptual unity. The repertoire constantly examines and explores the art of puppetry and fuses classical puppet technology with modern approaches. It includes interpretations of domestic and international classical texts but focuses on adaptations of Slovene children's literature. Although the bulk of the programme is aimed at children, the theatre also produces performances that address young people and adults. The theatre frequently collaborates with acclaimed theatre directors. Apart from regular productions, it also offers a wide variety of additional art education activities and carries out innovative projects in cooperation with various institutions, independent organisations and individuals.

The theatre is often awarded at festivals, such as the Summer Puppet Pier Festival, Mini Summer - International Festival for Children, the Slovene Puppetry Biennial, and appears at international festivals, such as the Austrian Puppet Festival ANIMA, the Festival of Puppet Theatres in Rijeka (HR), etc.

External links

Maribor Puppet Theatre website
Maribor Puppet Theatre architecture – the history of the building from the Theatre Architecture in Central Europe project database

Gallery

Opening of the 9th Enimation, International Children and Youth Film Festival, Maribor Puppet Theatre, 2019.

One of the Floating Castle Festival's stages with the set for The Trial or The Woeful Story of Joseph K by Maribor Puppet Theatre, 2015

Krst pri Savici (Baptism on the Savica), directed by Andreja Kovač, 2010.

Maribor Puppet Theatre, 2010

Jakob in mesto (Jakob and the City), directed by Tatjana Peršuh, 2010.

Krst pri Savici (Baptism on the Savica), directed by Andreja Kovač, 2010

Krst pri Savici (Baptism on the Savica), directed by Andreja Kovač, 2010.

Jakob in mesto (Jakob and the City), directed by Tatjana Peršuh, 2010

Krst pri Savici (Baptism on the Savica), directed by Andreja Kovač, 2010.

The auditorium of the Maribor Puppet Theatre as a summertime venue for the Minoriti Open Air Cinema, 2017

The Minoriti Open Air Cinema event in 2017 with programme selectors Žiga Brdnik and Simon Žlahtič.

Screening of the film Miles Ahead, an American biographical drama that interprets the life and compositions of jazz musician Miles Davis, at the Minoriti Open Air Cinema, 2017.

Poster for the Summer Puppet Pier Festival, 2020.

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-Established in [[established::1974]], the 22-member [[Maribor Puppet Theatre]] is a repertory theatre, staging mainly new works from contemporary Slovene children's and youth literature.
-The company performs at its own venue, gives performances around Slovenia, and undertakes foreign tours. Since 1990, the theatre organises the [[Summer Pier International Puppetry Festival, Maribor|Summer Pier International Puppetry Festival]] in Maribor and has also hosted several editions of [[Slovene Puppetry Biennial]]. It is engaged in extensive collaboration with festival partners all over Slovenia as well as in Austria and Italy. In late 2010 the theatre moved in the reconstructed former Minorite convent on the bank of the Drava river. With the 2500 m2 and two stages (320 seats) it became the largest puppet theatre in Slovenia.
+{{wide Image|Maribor Puppet Theatre 2010 Exterior Photo Bostjan Lah.jpg}}
+Established in [[established::1974]], the 22-member [[Maribor Puppet Theatre]] is a repertory theatre, staging mainly new works from contemporary Slovene children's and youth literature. The company performs at its own venue, gives performances around Slovenia and tours abroad.
+Since 1990, the theatre organises the [[Summer Puppet Pier Festival]] in Maribor and has also hosted several editions of the [[Slovene Puppetry Biennial]]. It is engaged in extensive collaboration with festival partners all over Slovenia as well as in Austria and Italy.
 }}
+{{TeaserSlo|Lutkovno gledališče Maribor je repertoarno lutkovno gledališče, ki uprizarja predvsem nova dela iz sodobne slovenske otroške in mladinske literature.}}
+== Venues ==
+In late 2010, the theatre moved into the reconstructed former Minorite convent on the bank of the Drava River. With 2500 m2 and two stages (320 seats), it became the largest puppet theatre in Slovenia. The reconstruction was designed by [[ATELIERarhitekti]] and received the [[Plečnik Award]]. Later on, the same studio refurbished the adjacent former [[Minorite Church, Maribor|Minorite Church]] into a hall that holds around 300 spectators. The new venue has been managed by the [[Maribor Puppet Theatre]] since 2015.
+The theatre also organises its own visual arts exhibitions, or hosts those by other partner organisations, in the basement of the Minorite Church and in the lobby of the theatre.
 ==Programme==
-The theatre produces four new shows each year involving more than 400 performances, among them educational performances for schools and language institutes (it also performs in German, English, and Spanish). Its programme is intended mainly to children, including classical texts but focusing on adaptations of Slovene children's literature, which are revived in all puppetry techniques. It also collaborates with theatre directors, such as [[Jernej Lorenci]], who directed the 2006 adaptation of ''Pinocchio'' [Ostržek], which received a special award for visual concept at the [[Slovene Puppetry Biennial]], [[Ivana Djilas]], who directed ''Maya the Bee'' [Čebelica Maja] (2008), etc. It has also collaborated with [[Slovene National Theatre Maribor]] in the production of ''King Matjaž'' [Kralj Matjaž] (2008), based on a national myth about a king who lived in the 14th century.
-The theatre is often awarded at festivals, such as the [[Summer Pier International Puppetry Festival, Maribor|Summer Pier International Puppetry Festival]], [[Mini Summer - International Festival for Children]], [[Slovene Puppetry Biennial]], and appears at international festivals, such as the Austrian Puppet Festival ANIMA, the Festival of Puppet Theatres in Rijeka (HR), etc.
+The theatre produces six premières annually, combined to form a conceptual unity. The repertoire constantly examines and explores the art of puppetry and fuses classical puppet technology with modern approaches. It includes interpretations of domestic and international classical texts but focuses on adaptations of Slovene children's literature. Although the bulk of the programme is aimed at children, the theatre also produces performances that address young people and adults. The theatre frequently collaborates with acclaimed theatre directors. Apart from regular productions, it also offers a wide variety of additional art education activities and carries out innovative projects in cooperation with various institutions, independent organisations and individuals.
+The theatre is often awarded at festivals, such as the [[Summer Puppet Pier Festival]], [[Mini Summer - International Festival for Children]], the [[Slovene Puppetry Biennial]], and appears at international festivals, such as the Austrian Puppet Festival ANIMA, the Festival of Puppet Theatres in Rijeka (HR), etc.
 ==See also==
-* [[Summer Pier International Puppetry Festival, Maribor]]
+* [[Summer Puppet Pier Festival]]
+* [[Slovene Puppetry Biennial]]
+* [[Minorite Church, Maribor]]
+* [[Minoriti Open Air Cinema]]
 == External links ==
-*[http://www.lg-mb.si Maribor Puppet Theatre website]  (in Slovenian)
+* [https://www.lg-mb.si/en/ Maribor Puppet Theatre website]
-* [http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001574675715 Maribor Puppet Theatre on Facebook]
+* [http://www.theatre-architecture.eu/en/db/?theatreId=251 Maribor Puppet Theatre architecture] &ndash; the history of the building from the ''Theatre Architecture in Central Europe'' project database
-* [http://www.theatre-architecture.eu/en/db/?theatreId=251 Maribor Puppet Theatre architecture] - the history of the building from the ''Theatre Architecture in Central Europe'' project database
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+[[Category:Theatre festival organisers]]
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+[[Category:Updated 2017]]
+[[Category:Municipal cultural institutions]]
+[[Category:Updated 2020]]
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Difference between revisions of "Maribor Puppet Theatre"

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