EDITION 2024: From August 25 to September 8, 2024 in Cervera / Tàrrega!
TRAINERS
Companies and artists forming the 2024 edition
WHAT'S SPASA?
An international two-week street arts training. Taking advantage of two important stage events that take place in the region of Lleida in a short period of time, four companies will perform intensives of the subject for an audience interested in creating in public space.
We believe that street arts should be based on a theoretical and practical specialization of their performers. We are committed to a 360º vision of the sector and we want to work on the different disciplines that make up the street arts. In each edition of SPASA we will delve into the practical work and tools used by different internationally recognized companies and professionals in the sector.
ABOUT SPASA
OBJECTIVES
The Objectives that we set ourselves with the creation of these courses are the following:
Help to implement training as an essential tool in the street arts sector.
Weave an international network of collaboration in the sector, taking advantage of the contacts and synergies that may arise from the courses.
Gathering consolidated companies, professionals and people who are just starting out.
Understand, learn and exchange techniques, knowledge, working methods and processes that I can start from the SAME base, the public space, but that have very different approaches.
Continue with the international recognition of FiraTàrrega and extend it to the Coven.
TO WHOM?
Professional active performing arts artists who have an interest in street arts.
Professional street arts artists who want to have a more complete vision and knowledge of the sector
Members of emerging companies that extend Interested in professionalization.
Students of Performing Arts who want to know or specialize in street arts.
Any active professional (producer, programmer, manager, set designer, ...) who wants to delve into the techniques, knowledge or operation of the street arts sector.
ORGANIZED BY
PROMOTED, FINANCED AND COLLABORATIONS
Project financed by INAEM, Ministry of Culture and Sport
Funded by the European Union - Next Generation EU
