Irish Theatre Institute Events 2007.
1. Information Toolbox 2007 Photo Credit ©Irish Theatre Institute
2. Irish Theatre Handbook 4ed. Launch, Liz Powell, Editor Irish Theatre Handbook 4th Edition, Diego Fasciati, Executive Producer, Rough Magic, Tríona Ni Dhuibhir, General Manager Dublin Theatre Festival (L to R). © Irish Theatre Institute
3. A Practical Guide to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Jane Daly, Producer Irish Theatre Institute, Leroy Harris, Press and Marketing Officer, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Eileen O'Reilly, Press and Marketing Officer, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Hartley T. Kemp, Director, C Venues (L to R). © Irish Theatre Institute
4. Irish Theatre Handbook 4ed. Launch, Loughlin Deegan Editor Irish Theatre Handbook 2nd Edition & Director of Dublin Theatre Festival, Paula Shields Editor of the Irish Theatre Handbook 3rd Edition & Journalist, Liz Powell, Editor Irish Theatre Handbook 4th Edition (L to R) © Irish Theatre Institute
   

Launch:

ITI’s New Premises & Irish Theatre Artists Online - September 2008

This September, Irish Theatre Institute will host the official launch of its new premises and new Irish Theatre Artists Online database. Recently, ITI moved to an early Georgian building located at 17 Eustace Street in Temple Bar, the cultural heart of Dublin. This move marked the significant growth of the organisation and means that ITI can continue to meet its artistic and management objectives by providing a high quality, professional service to the Irish theatre sector and to international colleagues. The four storey building has been fully refurbished to ITI’s brief and represents an important new asset for theatre in Ireland as well as a permanent base from which ITI can continue to expand and grow.

The event, which will take place in the new premises, will also mark the launch of the Irish Theatre Artists’ database, an up-to-the-minute catalogue of freelance Irish theatre and dance practitioners working today. This Arts Council funded database will contain the profiles of actors, creatives and all involved in the business, each essentially creating their own web-page with plenty of space for a biography and photographic information... a crucial tool for those who want to know and be known. Click here to register and become an Irish Theatre Artist