Theatre Café bring new translations to life with professional actors and follow them with open, inclusive discussions for all. Guest productions from across the world appear before fresh audiences, and connections are made in industry symposia. Between 2004 and 2012, Company of Angels has run 9 successful and influential Theatre Cafés, presenting a total of 60 plays from 21 different European countries, involving 51 writers and 35 translators, and commissioning 27 new translations. 5 Theatre Cafés were standalone events in London, while 2007‘s Theatre Café Europe was organised with partner theatres in France, Holland and Estonia. Further to getting a reading at Theatre Café many plays have been realised as full productions in various European countries, including the UK, Holland, Germany, Finland, Hungary and Estonia.

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Theatre Café bring new translations to life with professional actors and follow them with open, inclusive discussions for all. Guest productions from across the world appear before fresh audiences, and connections are made in industry symposia. Between 2004 and 2012, Company of Angels has run 9 successful and influential Theatre Cafés, presenting a total of 60 plays from 21 different European countries, involving 51 writers and 35 translators, and commissioning 27 new translations. 5 Theatre Cafés were standalone events in London, while 2007‘s Theatre Café Europe was organised with partner theatres in France, Holland and Estonia. Further to getting a reading at Theatre Café many plays have been realised as full productions in various European countries, including the UK, Holland, Germany, Finland, Hungary and Estonia.

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Theatre Café bring new translations to life with professional actors and follow them with open, inclusive discussions for all. Guest productions from across the world appear before fresh audiences, and connections are made in industry symposia. Between 2004 and 2012, Company of Angels has run 9 successful and influential Theatre Cafés, presenting a total of 60 plays from 21 different European countries, involving 51 writers and 35 translators, and commissioning 27 new translations. 5 Theatre Cafés were standalone events in London, while 2007‘s Theatre Café Europe was organised with partner theatres in France, Holland and Estonia. Further to getting a reading at Theatre Café many plays have been realised as full productions in various European countries, including the UK, Holland, Germany, Finland, Hungary and Estonia.

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