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Festival of Alternative theatriKal expressIon FAKI 6th From 21st to 25th May 2003. in Zagreb, Croatia. One, two, three, four, five, six FAKI gives you a good fix! Rata tata ta-ta-ta Performance, street theater, video-play, installation-play, dancing party, circus and any form of performing arts, Because FAKI strikes back! Turn to FAKI and FAKI will turn back! -------------------------------------------------------
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FAKI is an alternative theater festival with five year tradition. The main idea of the festival is to gather people from different countries who are engaged with theatre activities outside commercial theatrical institutions, encourage young performers and produce quality and contemporary performances. Practically, this means that FAKI is a festival of alternative theatre, street theatre, performance and off- and low-budget theatre.
This year's FAKI will again offer an opportunity for cultural activists and theatre people from the region of Ex Yugoslavia and Eastern Europe to meet communicate and present their work. This will be realized through presentations, workshops and (in) formal discussions and conversations among performers, organizers and the festival audience, as well as the actual theatre acts.
FAKI is organized by ATTACK! (Autonomni kulturni centar), It is a non-profit, non-government, non-partisan, volunteer civil organization that aims at creating and spreading an alternative to the dominant culture, policy and economy. ATTACK provides space for everyone who wants to express themselves creatively and participate in the changes at the local level that lead to a free society. Functional principles of the Autonomous Culture Factory are: respect for different attitudes, opinions and ideas; freedom of choice; respect for life, national, gender, social and religious difference; organizational autonomy; public and democratic thinking and individual and organizational responsibility. |