Grete Tiigiste

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Grete Tiigiste is currently doing her BA in Art History & Visual Culture at the Estonian Academy of Arts. She has also done short programs in culture management and theatre history, both in Estonia and Germany. Her interests are dramaturgy and playwriting, and her research topic is stage design as artwork.

Freemuse Report On Women And Artistic Freedom: Copenhagen, 29. November 2018

Posted by Grete Tiigiste | 28th Dec 2018 | News, Theatre and Gender, Theatre and Politics

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