Institute of Theatre and Film Research Slovak Academy of Sciences Address: Ústav divadelnej a filmovej vedy SAV Dúbravská cesta 9 841 04 Bratislava Slovakia phone: +421 2 5477 7193 fax: +421 2 5477 3567 Geografical Location

Andrej Bagar

Institute of Theatre and Film Research of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (ITFR SAS) is the center of basic research into the theory and history of theatre, film, radio and television. Institute was founded in 1953 and its current structure was established in 1990 under the name Department of Theatre and Film Research SAS (Kabinet divadla a filmu SAV). Since 1.7.2010 it carries its actual name – Institut of Theatre and Film Research of Slovak Academy of Sciences (Ústav divadelnej a filmovej vedy SAV). ITFR of the SAS is the most prominent research institution focusing predominantely on Slovak theatre and film within broader transnational, social, cultural or political contexts. The Institute as an external educational institution provides doctoral studies - three-year study programme aesthetics in the field of study 2.1.6 aesthetics, publishes a quarterly The Slovak Theatre : Review of Dramatic Arts, organizes scientific conferences, publishes scientific books and collections. PhDr. Elena Knopová, PhD. is the Director of the Institute. more »

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE : Theatre as a Value-based Discourse – Slovak Theatre and Contemporary European Theatre Culture
5 and 6 October 2017, Bratislava

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Theatre as a Value-based Discourse - Slovak Theatre and Contemporary European Theatre Culture

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Slovenské divadlo – revue dramatických umení / The Slovak Theatre : Review of Dramatic Arts is calling for submissions for the upcoming issue, 1/2017. The main theme of the issue is European culture and its inspiration for the (contemporary) theatre and film.

Slovenské divadlo (The Slovak Theatre) journal

The journal entitled Slovenské divadlo : revue dramatických umení (The Slovak Theatre : Review of Dramatic Arts) has been published since 1953. It is the most important Slovakia’s journal dedicated to the theory and history of Theatre, Film, Radio and Television Art. The journal is illustrated. Each year‘s volume contains approximately 450 pages. more »