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"Where to Land European Forum - embedding European performing arts in the new climate regime " was held on October 5th and 6th in Strasbourg at the Théâtre du Maillon, together with many professionals and organisations willing to commit to a more sustainable future for the performing arts sector.

Michaela Rýgrová, Environmental Activity Coordinator at the National Theatre in Prague, discusses actions theatre can take. - article of European Theatre Convention.

More national theatres and major professional partners have joined the Hungarian Green Theatre Project, bringing to 21 theatres the total number of national cultural institutions committed to a sustainable future!

In September 2019, the Miskolc National Theatre announced its commitment to become the country's first environmentally conscious theatre institution, a so-called green, eco-conscious theatre, starting from the 2019/2020 season. In recent years, the Theatre has made its operations more sustainable in a number of areas through the initiative, with...

As of season 2019/2020 Miskolc National Theatre commits itself to be not only the first hungarian permanent theatrical establishment but to become the first environmentally aware theatrical institution, a so called eco-aware theatre in Hungary.

Miskolc National Theatre is one of the oldest and largest domestic theatrical organisation, with five venues. The number of premiere performances ranks it also to the top in Hungary, it meant seventeen new productions in season 2019/2020. It employs more than 400 people throughout the year, it has its own symphonic orchestra and choir,...