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Staff Mobility Grants
Application deadline: first-come, first-served, on a rolling basis Apply for funding to support staff mobility from one ETC Theatre to another ETC Theatre.

Performance & Collaboration Grants
The Performance & Collaboration Grants are available to ETC Member Theatres to jointly develop artistic projects/productions together or wishing to invite a guest performance from another ETC Member Theatre.
This artistic collaboration gives a new and exciting cultural experience to the theatre audience and provides ETC Member Theatres with an interesting opportunity for personal and professional encounters.
With this opportunity, ETC wants to encourage innovation, exploration, and trial-and-error, also allowing for inconclusive experiments and unfinished products to fuel artistic creativity. Grant applicants can individually decide how to share and use the financial support of €5,000. Eligible costs are travel costs supporting the international collaboration, artist fees, production, software- or hardware costs, etc. pp.

Young Europe V
Freelance and emerging theatre professionals are invited to join us for the first edition of Young Europe Artists in Residence Programme.
We are offering placements at two of the ETC Member Theatres involved in Young Europe V. The selected professionals will join the creative and educational team of a theatre production process, thus gaining and contributing insights about new working methods and discovering the daily routine and structures of a European public theatre based in a different country.
ETC Artist in Residence Programmes are scholarships that support international cooperation, foster new perspectives and professional artistic experience and knowledge exchange. It does not offer an employment in the hosting theatre.

The European Theatre Convention (ETC) is delighted to announce a new Collaboration Development Grant for Sustainable Theatre, offering grants of €4,500 each to support ETC member theatres in developing collaborative projects towards climate neutrality. This grant aims to encourage creative and flexible collaborations among ETC member theatres that explore, test, or implement aspects of the European Theatre Green Book (TGB) — whether in buildings, productions, or operations. We want to give you the space to experiment, exchange ideas, and strengthen your sustainability journey.

We're thrilled to launch the open call for the second round of ETC Research & Development Sprints of our Digital Theatre Programme! You can now apply for funding to support digital project development between two ETC Member Theatres with the consultancy of the Academy for Theatre and Digitality.

In the season 2025/2026, ETC will support up to two new European contemporary drama texts and their international trajectory by circulating them within its membership and financially participating in their translation into English.