NEW: PRAGUE PREP PROJECT PHOTOS

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WHAT IS PQ?

The Prague Quadrennial (PQ) of Performance Design and Space is the largest event of its kind in the world . It presents contemporary work in a variety of performance design disciplines and genres: costume, stage, light, sound design, and theatre architecture for dance, opera, drama, site specific, multi-media performances, and performance art, etc.

Every four years, since it’s establishing in 1967, the Prague Quadrennial has presented work from more then 70 countries, from five continents, in individual countries' expositions in three competitive sections: the section of countries and regions, section of theatre architecture and student section.

This large exhibition is accompanied by a wide spectrum of live events: workshops, lectures, performances, discussions and presentations, and provides an in-depth exploration of contemporary theatre and performance design, creating space for meetings and exchange among thousands of performance and theatre professionals, students and spectators, who always attended the event.

Over 12 000 square meters of objects, photos, videos and live performances of work in-between theatre and visual arts formed this unique live exhibition in 2007. With over 500 live events over the course of eleven days in the last edition, in June 2007, the PQ became more then an exhibition. The eleventh edition was the most successful in the history of 40 years of the PQ, according total the number of visitors and participating countries, including more then 1 500 students from all over the world who attended Scenofest - educational events organized in cooperation with the OISTAT.

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