Circostrada is the European Network for Circus and Street Arts. Created in 2003 with the core mission of furthering the development, empowerment and recognition of these fields at European and international levels, over the years the network has become an important anchoring point for its members and a key interlocutor in the dialogue with cultural policymakers across Europe.
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Circostrada: International Projects Officer Job (France)ARTCENA, the French National Centre for Circus, Outdoor and Theatre Arts, is recruiting an International Projects Officer to join its team in Paris.
Dive International Touring Toolkit: United Kingdom‘DIVE International Touring Toolkit : United Kingdom’, developed by Circostrada, is a practical guide for circus and outdoor artists and companies looking to bring their work to audiences across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Circostrada: Bounce Professional Development Programme 2025 for Circus and Outdoor Arts (Online/France, Germany)BOUNCE is a mentoring programme designed to offer a supportive space for professionals with 4 to 10 (maximum) years of experience. It offers opportunities for networking, extends professional connections, and fosters awareness around fair practices and equitable working conditions, while providing tools to advance the mentee’s project and to make them better equipped to implement change in their professional practice.Closed
ARTCENA: Coordinator of International Relations and Projects Job (France)ARTCENA is hiring a Coordinator of International Relations and Projects based in Paris.Closed
Circostrada: International Project Officer Job (France)ARTCENA is hiring an International Project Officer for the Circostrada network.Closed
Touring, Programming, and Funding Big Tops in EuropeCircostrada presents the network’s latest resource focusing on Touring, Programming, and Funding Big Tops in Europe. This hands-on guide stems directly from the first edition of SPARK, a transdisciplinary laboratory organised by Circostrada, in collaboration with Festival Circolo, which took place in 2022 in Tilburg, the Netherlands. Aimed at artists, producers and venues wishing to produce shows in a big top in European countries, readers will find inside practical tips and in-depth articles on:
Circostrada: Bounce Professional Development Programme for Circus and Outdoor Arts (Online / France, Germany)Circostrada Network’s Bounce is a new mentoring programme for contemporary circus and outdoor arts workers. The programme includes an individual 16-hour tailor-made programme with a facilitator, opportunities for collective reflection, and participation in a kick-off event in September 2023.Closed-
Circostrada: Bounce Professional Development Programme for Circus and Outdoor Arts (Online / France, Lithuania)Circostrada Network’s Bounce is a new mentoring programme for contemporary circus and outdoor arts workers. The programme includes an individual 16-hour tailor-made programme with a facilitator, opportunities for collective reflection, and participation in a kick-off event in October 2022.Closed
Circostrada: European Project Officer (France)Since 2003, ARTCENA has coordinated Circostrada, whose mission is to develop and structure the contemporary circus and outdoor arts sectors in Europe and worldwide. Circostrada is looking for a European Project Officer to work full-time out of their offices in Paris. Start date is 5 September 2022.Closed
Shaking the Current Guides on Eco-responsibility and EthicsShaking the Current is a new series of digital publications made by Circostrada in collaboration with a broad network of thinkers, writers, researchers, illustrators, and photographers.
Circostrada: Bounce Professional Development Programme for Circus and Outdoor Arts (Online / France, Lithuania)Circostrada Network launches Bounce – a new mentoring programme for contemporary circus and outdoor arts workers. The programme includes an individual 16-hour tailor-made programme with a facilitator, opportunities for collective reflection, and participation in two events in Paris (February 2022) and Kaunas (June 2022).Closed
European Funded Projects 2019: Focus on Circus and Street ArtsThis publication presents a mapping of circus and street arts projects that have received funding from the Creative Europe Programme, as well as from the Erasmus + and Interreg programmes of the European Commission in 2019, along with a selection from 2020. A new tool, for what objectives? This new edition pursues the following objectives: to identify projects and networks currently active in the circus and street arts sectors, to promote available opportunities for artists and cultural professionals, and to highlight inspiring community-related grants.
