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Nigerian November days and nights at Lagos International Theatre Festival 2025

Lagos International Theatre Festival
“This year’s festival celebrates the power of storytelling to connect people. LITF 2025 is where creativity, culture and community collide, a space where Lagos meets the world. The festival embodies the energy and ambition of a new generation of African creatives shaping the future of global theatre. It is a platform for dialogue, collaboration and discovery, showcasing how Nigerian talent continues to inspire audiences across the globe,” says Festival Director Vanessa Jev.
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Space Station Earth: A Musical Journey with ESA

Ilan Eshkeri's "Space Station Earth" concert, featuring footage from the International Space Station, debuted at Royal Albert Hall in 2022 and will tour the UK in summer 2026. Combining orchestral and synth-pop elements, it aims to evoke the Overview Effect, highlighting Earth's beauty and fragility amidst the renewed interest in space exploration.
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UNESCO and Temasek Foundation Strengthens Cross-Border Collaboration in Performing Arts

UNESCO and Temasek Foundation have launched a new regional initiative to strengthen intercultural understanding in the performing arts across Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. Running through 2027, the programme Embracing Shared Heritage through Performing Art will build stronger networks, creating opportunities for co-creation, while supporting artists and students working together across Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
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The Gulf Illuminated

Launched in 2023 by the Department of Culture and Tourism, Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi), the initiative takes its name from the Arabic word for “lighthouse.” Manar Abu Dhabi is one of three long-term pillars of Public Art Abu Dhabi, alongside the Biennial (first launched in November 2024, which presented art installations and performances by more than 70 UAE-based and international artists creating site-specific installations in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain in response to the Biennial theme, ‘Public Matter') and a programme of artist commissions.
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