African Theatre Association (AfTA)
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Contact Details
URL: http://africantheatreassociation.org/
Founded
2006
History
Founded 2006, following symposium on African Theatre and Women at Goldsmiths, University of London (UK).
Aims
Encourage the highest level of scholarship in the study and practice of African performance and theatre; provide information on African performance and theatre to the wider public; serve as a bridge between African theatre practices and scholarship in Africa and the African Diaspora by bringing academics and theatre-makers together.
Events
13 past events available with paid subscription only.Activities
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Executive Committee, elected by members every 2 years, headed by President.
Languages
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XJ5585
Last News
2012
** UN SDGs are linked to the subject classification.
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