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🦋 Important Reminder from Project Butterfly!

Are you one of the three composers to create a brand-new sustainable opera?

As part of Project Butterfly, you can be one of the selected composers that will be in charge of creating a three-act opera dedicated to water, air and earth in order to highlight the issue of climate change.

If you are a legal resident in the countries within the Creative Europe Framework, don’t forget to apply by September 17.

Meet Project Butterfly's Operas

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Through our social media platforms, we had the chance to present Project Butterfly's Operas. Starting from Alessandro Roveri, the project coordinator from Teatro Comunale di Modena 🇮🇹, we then introduced Ville Salonen and Łukasz Dobrowolski, from the two main opera houses involved in Project Butterfly, namely Opera BOX🇫🇮 and Opera Bałtycka 🇵🇱.



Follow our social media pages to discover all the other partners!

About Project Butterfly's co-creation journey with high-school students

Project Butterflyco-financed by the Creative Europe programme, aims to involve students and high schools in writing an opera on an environmental theme and in its production in terms of sustainability. 



The opera, whose working title is "Elements for the Future", will consist of 3 acts of approximately 30 minutes each; the subject of the work, inspired and built around an element, will be the result of the creative work of the students who, starting from the environmental aspects, will be able to draw on a multidisciplinary investigation to be co-planned with the teachers.



The meetings with the students foresee the creation of working groups and the active participation of the students themselves. AESS will take care of the working methodology and will accompany teachers and students in the different stages of the process, exploring the possibility of using textual and other types of references, digital and not-digital as well as carrying out visits to artistic and historical places in the area as sources of inspiration for students.


On that note, the planned co-design meetings with teachers in Modena started up! Roberta Borghi, Cecilia Angelelli and Claudio Vaccari, teachers from the selected 3rd year class of the Selmi High School in Modena, met with AESS and Teatro Comunale di Modena in order to identify detailed content for the co-creation meetings with students beginning next October. Stay tuned with our busy Butterfly agenda next Autumn, then!

Project Butterfly's Website Launched!

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We are delighted to announce that the Project Butterfly website is out!



🦋 Project Butterfly aims to create a new attitude in theatre and opera houses towards sustainability, by exploring new green practices related to opera production and circulation.



🖥️ Browsing on the website will give you the opportunity to always stay updated on the Project’s latest news, find out more about the Project's Consortium as well as follow the Project’s co-creation developments with schools and composers towards the creation of a brand-new sustainable opera.



ℹ️ If you're curious, don't forget to check it out and to not miss the Open Call for Composers ending on September 17, at 11.59 CET!



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Butterfly Project Team



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