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Anton Podbevšek Theatre (APT) was established in May 2005. As such, it is the youngest Slovene professional theatre house as well as the first professional theatre in the history of Novo mesto, a town in the south eastern region of Slovenia. APT aims to make an engaged, challenging, and contemporary theatre which would surpass the distinction between popular and elite culture. Thus, it seeks to present a wide range of theatre genres (music drama, drama and post-drama theatre, children theatre, and dance theatre), synthesising literature, dance, music, architecture, painting, and film, as well organises programme-related colloquia and discussions. The choice for the theatre's name, namely after the first Slovene avant-garde artist Anton Podbevšek, suggests APT's orientation toward research, risk-taking, reflection, and new modes of presentation.

APT finds its primary challenge in performing the antagonisms and ground-breaking turns in different societies, circumstances, tastes, and mentalities. The theatre launched its programme with Bertolt Brecht's Galileo Galilei (2006), directed by Matjaž Berger, followed by the intimate dance spectacle Sun City (2007), based on the literary utopian text from the 16th century The City of the Sun by the Italian theologist and philosopher Tommaso Campanella, co-produced by Fičo Balet, and the musical fairy tale Peter and the Wolf [Peter in volk] (2007), directed by Nana Milčinski and Matjaž Berger. Since then, APT has collaborated with over 150 makers/artists in producing large-scale post-drama theatre performances. Thus, in 2007 APT premièred the inscenation Alain Badiou: XX. Century [Alain Badiou: XX. stoletje], directed by Berger, which employed the performance model that included a corpus of theatre gestures, internet art, a rock concert, and sports, and included actors, musicians, dancers, and cyclists. The spectacle took place at the Cycling Velodrome near Novo mesto. In 2008, APT produced a follow-up to this performance, namely Bertolt Brecht's Me-ti / Book of Twists and Turns [Me.ti / Knjiga obratov], also directed by Berger, which attempted to reflect on the questions opened up in this famous Brecht's text, namely, how does a subject constitute and maintain her/his dignity, attitude, gesture in the times permeated with forced choices.

the performance-celebration KONS BE 60, directed also by Berger,

APT also runs the Academia educational programme in theatre speech, acting, directing and dance for the Novo mesto secondary school population.

In addition to its performing arts and educational activities, APT also organises an art cinema programme and runs a photographic gallery.

Venue

Technical data for the venue is available at the website http://www.antonpodbevsekteater.si/si/teater/dvorana.

External links

Anton Podbevšek Theatre website

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-APT was launched in 2005 with Brecht's Galileo Galilei directed by M Berger, followed by the intimate dance spectacle Sun City, KONS BE60 and the musical fairy tale Peter and the Wolf.
+APT finds its primary challenge in performing the antagonisms and ground-breaking turns in different societies, circumstances, tastes, and mentalities. The theatre launched its programme with Bertolt Brecht's ''Galileo Galilei'' (2006), directed by Matjaž Berger, followed by the intimate dance spectacle ''Sun City'' (2007), based on the literary utopian text from the 16th century The City of the Sun by the Italian theologist and philosopher Tommaso Campanella, co-produced by [[Fičo Balet]],  and the musical fairy tale ''Peter and the Wolf'' [Peter in volk] (2007), directed by Nana Milčinski and Matjaž Berger. Since then, APT has collaborated with over 150 makers/artists in producing large-scale post-drama theatre performances. Thus, in 2007 APT premièred the inscenation ''Alain Badiou: XX. Century'' [Alain Badiou: XX. stoletje], directed by Berger, which employed the performance model that included a corpus of theatre gestures, internet art, a rock concert, and sports, and included actors, musicians, dancers, and cyclists. The spectacle took place at the Cycling Velodrome near Novo mesto. In 2008, APT produced a follow-up to this performance, namely Bertolt Brecht's ''Me-ti / Book of Twists and Turns'' [Me.ti / Knjiga obratov], also directed by Berger, which attempted to reflect on the questions opened up in this famous Brecht's text, namely, how does a subject constitute and maintain her/his dignity, attitude, gesture in the times permeated with forced choices.
+the performance-celebration ''KONS BE 60'', directed also by Berger,
 APT also runs the Academia educational programme in theatre speech, acting, directing and dance for the Novo mesto secondary school population.
 In addition to its performing arts and educational activities, APT also organises an art cinema programme and runs a photographic gallery.

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