After receiving more than 250 applications, this group of young people has been selected to be part of the Next Generation programme during the ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering in Kristiansand.
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Chloe Flockart
Chloe Flockart is a multi-disciplinary artist from Western Australia. She is a puppetry specialist, with skills in movement, improvisation, writing and design. |
Anouchka Crahay
Anouchka Crahay is a young Belgian puppeteer, working for young audiences for the past five years. She is currently launching her own company. |
Camila Olfos Besnier
Camila Olfos Besnier is an Actress and BA in Acting from the Pontificia Universidad Católica of Chile. She began her work in the theater for babies in Colombia in 2014. |
Katica Šubarić
Katica Šubarić is an actress and puppeteer. She is finishing her doctoral studies at the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University in Osijek, Croatia. |
Fie Dam Mygind
Fie Dam Mygind is a contemporary dancer based in Copenhagen, with a degree from SEAD in Salzburg. Since 2014 her work has centered around dance for young audiences. |
Daniel Bevensee
Daniel Bevensee is a Danish actor. Since 2010, he is the cofounder of the company Teateriet Apropos, based in Aarhus. |
Triinu Sikk
Triinu Sikk works as a dramaturg in Rakvere Theatre, a small Estonian theatre in a town with about 15 000 inhabitants. She is also involved in the international performing arts festival Baltoscandal. |
Samuli Emery
Samuli Emery is a Finnish dancer, choreographer and dance teacher. During his 15 year-long journey as a dance practitioner, he has immersed himself into different forms of contemporary dance. |
Salvör Gullbrá Þórarinsdóttir
Salvör Gullbrá Þórarinsdóttir is currently finishing a bachelor’s degree in Theatre and Performance. She makes art that focuses on activism, feminism and social justice for oppressed minorities in society. |
James Riordan
James Riordan is an emerging theatre maker with an interest in cross cultural collaboration and a love of theatre for younger eyes. He is trained in physical theatre at the APT (Berlin) and LISPA (London). |
Ryo Harada
Ryo Harada is an actor and a Next Generation alumnus from Japan. He took part during the World Congress in Warsaw. He is part of company ma. |
Raimondas Klezys
Raimondas Klezys is an actor from Lithuania. He has a master’s degree in theatre pedagogy and works at the baby theater named PRADZIA. |
Emilie Mordal
Emilie Mordal is a Norwegian actress at Oslo Nye Teater. She is also working as a producer for her company Kompani Morell. |
Mine Nilay Yalcin
Mine Nilay Yalcin is a director, that started out using street-theatre as part of her political activism. She is currently in Lofoten working on a project on the removal of the FM-band (radio) in Norway. |
Kristofer B. Grønskag
Kristofer B. Grønskag is a Norwegian playwright. He has written several plays both for adults, youths and children. His award-winning work has been widely produced, both in Norway, and abroad. |
Mohammed Yousef
Mohammed Yousef is a dedicated and entrepreneurial production manager. He is part of the Freedom Theatre, a theatre and cultural centre in Jenin refugee camp, occupied Palestine. |
Evgeniya Zlobinskaya
Evgeniya Zlobinskaya is the director of her own company, Creative Association 9. Together with her colleague actress Elena Dementeva, she is now creating an educational program for schools in Moscow. |
Myra Loke
Myra Loke is a firm believer of using the arts within communities and with youths to create social awareness and understanding. She works as a freelance theatre maker and educator. |
Jayne Batzofin
Jayne Batzofin is a theatre maker. Jayne is completing a Masters in International Dramaturgy, looking at how the child can be involved in dramaturgical decisions when making new works. |
Kyrie Oda
Kyrie Oda is a choreographer from Sweden. She has worked internationally as a professional dancer in various dance companies targeting young audience for the last 12 years. |
Ceren Oran
Ceren Oran is a dancer and choreographer. She is a Next Generation alumna, and is currently working on the launch of the new ASSITEJ network, Young Dance Network. |
Rachel Betts
Rachel Betts is a playwright, director and practitioner. She is interested in exploring how we present childhood on stage, creating challenging, thought-provoking, non-patronizing theatrical experiences. |
Kelly Joyce Fielder
Kelly Joyce Fielder is currently pursuing her MFA in Theatre for Youth at Arizona State University. She is a multifaceted theatre maker whose interests lie in international theatre, and theatre for the very young. |
Edgars Niklasons
Edgars Niklasons is a director, dramaturg and playwright from Latvia. He is also the head of Theater Studio “TE-13”, in Riga. |