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Wednesday, 25 January 2012 11:13 |
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El Topic está nominado para los premios “Museo Europeo del Año 2012”
Este año 2011 han visitado el Museo del Topic, y por ende las tres exposiciones temporales, más de 14.000 personas: 52% adultos; 31,6% niños; 16,4% personas jubiladas además de invitados, profesores acompañantes, periodistas, miembros de ICOM, etc.
Las diferentes exposiciones temporales que se han organizado a lo largo de 2011 han tenido gran éxito de asistencia. La dedicada a “Colorín” (en la fotografía Blanca Urgell, consejera de Cultura, inaugura la muestra) ha sido diferente a las anteriores realizadas hasta el momento por TOPIC, ya que se quiso resaltar más que nunca el valor de las piezas o marionetas en tanto en cuanto pertenecen a un momento histórico y a un ámbito geográfico concreto. |
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012 10:47 |
 Offers advantages such as free access to the Museum and big discounts
Topic's Friends Club is a new venture which offers its visitors many advantages, like free access to the Museum. But it offers much more than that: invitations to the openings of exhibitions and discounts on the price of the shows at Topic and to those programmed by the Tolosa International Puppet Centre.
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Saturday, 26 November 2011 10:33 |
Revista Digital de la Escena (rdE) releases a wide report on Topic
The Spanish Ministry of Culture’s website for Performing Arts has released a wide report on the International Puppet Centre in Tolosa. “Topic. Where utopia becomes a reality” offers an audiovisual visit to Topic´s premises and activities, through different videos and dozens of pictures. |
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Monday, 09 January 2012 09:53 |
 The play is the result of the collaboration with the Ero Etxe society to mark the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the Children’s cross-country Race. The tickets will have the symbolic price of 1 euro.
The company PTV-Clowns presents the play ‘Enamorirse’ -‘Falling in Life’- at Leidor, a new adventure story aimed at children from 6 upwards and a family audience. A fast paced adventure where the clowns Hula and Piojo, back at La Seño’s school, will have to face one of the most demanding challenges of their multifaceted career, none other than staging a scene from Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’.
The audience is listening to La Seño’s teachings on some of the most famous love stories, especially those where the lovers have had to face the opposition of their respective families.
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