Erasmus+ · Theatre & Social Inclusion
EX.TRE.M
A Europe-wide programme of multiplier events, carrying the project’s methods, tools and performances to new audiences.
SIX HOSTS · SMouTh Larissa · Asinitas Rome · Alrahallah Berlin · Teatro Magro Mantova · Babel Palermo · Medeber + La Concertation Brussels
As EX.TRE.M enters its final phase, its results travel across Europe through multiplier events hosted by each partner. Every event is shaped by its local context while staying rooted in the project’s core values — intercultural dialogue, creative collaboration and participatory practice. Formats range from performances and video screenings to workshops, public discussions and the EX.TRE.M card game.
Upcoming events
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Hosted by Teatro Magro
Mantova
Italy
Passaggi — World Refugee Day 2026
On World Refugee Day, an evening exploring stories, sounds and life paths through experiential workshops and group games. Coordinated by Tavolo Protezione Asilo Mantova together with Teatro Magro, Alce Nero, Hike and Fondazione Don Calabria per il Sociale, it brings EX.TRE.M’s practices to the local community.
Programme
- 18:00Recreational activities & experiential workshops, open to all citizens
- 19:30Interactive workshops for young people
- 20:30Refreshments
Hosted by Babel
Palermo
Italy
EX.TRE.M for Orbite di Mercurio
Part of Orbite di Mercurio (Mercurio Festival), in dialogue with the Danilo Dolci–inspired festival Palpitare di Nessi. The multiplier event presents EX.TRE.M’s methodologies and outcomes through an open conversation on the performing arts as tools for inclusion and participation, featuring playwright and actor Davide Enia. The evening closes with his performance Roberto Baggio.
Programme
- 18:00Welcome & registration
- 18:30EX.TRE.M multiplier event — speakers Giuseppe Provinzano (Babel) and Davide Enia
- 19:30Networking aperitif
- 21:00Performance: Roberto Baggio by Davide Enia
Hosted by Medeber Teatro & La Concertation ASBL
Brussels
Belgium
Fête de fin de saison de la Concertation — EX.TRE.M
La Concertation’s end-of-season celebration, with the afternoon dedicated to EX.TRE.M and open to all. Highlights include the premiere of the documentary Là bas je te vois by CVB – Centre Vidéo de Bruxelles, on the EX.TRE.M training in Brussels led by Medeber Teatro, a theatre animation by Taxi Collectif, and the Extremities game.
Programme
- AMFor La Concertation’s network — activities among associations
- LunchConvivial shared meal — the highlight of the day
- PMOpen to public, EX.TRE.M focus: premiere of Là bas je te vois (CVB) · theatre animation by Taxi Collectif · Extremities game
Past events
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Hosted by SMouTh
Larissa
Greece · 90+ participants
Multiplier Event & Final International Meeting
Highlights
- Performances You Love the Sea (Teatro Magro) & P.O.V. – Point of View (Babel Crew / Progetto Amuni) to a fully booked theatre
- 2.5-hour intercultural theatre workshop by Alrahallah Theatre for young refugees, asylum seekers and local youth
- Presentation of the Protocol for collaboration between theatre groups and youth of migrant / refugee background
- Educational videos & short documentaries, the board game EXTREMITIES, and the short performance You love the sun, don’t you? (Teatro Magro)
Hosted by Asinitas
Rome
Italy
Picnic — Plurilinguismo, Interazioni e Corpi a scuola
Highlights
- A 144 m² canvas, first marked a year earlier during the workshop Picnic on the Roadside with the -DOM collective (Valerio Sirna, Leonardo Delogu), traversed again by Asinitas students
- A shared account of how DOM’s practices intertwined with the school’s multilingual work over the year
- Sharing of EX.TRE.M results and a video screening
Hosted by Alrahallah Theater Berlin
Berlin
Germany · ~30 participants
Ex.Tre.M Multiplier Event — Berlin
Highlights
- Presentation of the project, its work packages and aims by artistic director Maher Draidi
- Screening of the partners’ toolkits, videos and materials from the Mantova, Belgium and Greece events
- Open discussion with participants and an introduction to the EX.TRE.M card game
- Audience drawn from NEET, volunteers, migrants and youth workers
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