The ISACS Network are delighted to present our International guests attending the Festival of Fools in Belfast with us, to connect with Irish artists, thanks to Culture Ireland’s support.

We are thrilled to welcome Kresanna Aigner, from Findhorn Bay Arts (Scotland), Dan Bartha, from Radu Stanca National Theatre (Romania), and Juliet Hardy from Stockton on Tees Borough Council (UK).

They will spend the weekend networking and establishing meaningful connections within our wonderful community – attending shows and participating in panel talks with Promenade.

Meet our International Guests

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Kresanna Aigner

Kresanna Aigner founded Findhorn Bay Arts in 2012 and  leads on the creative vision and strategic objectives of the organisation, planning its programme of events and developing partnerships and projects.

Now 12 years old, Findhorn Bay Arts (FBA) has grown from being synonymous with its biennial Findhorn Bay Festival, into one that connects, engages and celebrates people and places through exceptional & diverse creative opportunities in Moray and beyond.

On a regional and national level, the organisation has won awards for playing a major part in the community and creative regeneration of Moray as well as winning awards for its contribution to the cultural sector, winning the prestigious 20th Anniversary SURF AWARD for Best Practice in Community Regeneration through creative regeneration in 2018.

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Dan Bartha

Coordinator of the Marketing Department at ”Radu Stanca” National Theatre, between 2000 – 2006 and Logistic Coordinator of the Program ”Sibiu European Capital of Culture 2007”.

Since 1994, member of the FITS (Sibiu International Theatre Festival) team and for the last 14 years, curator and programmer of the FITS Outdoor events.

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Juliet Hardy

Juliet Hardy is currently Creative Programmes Manager at Stockton on Tees Borough Council. This includes the Artistic Direction of Stockton International Riverside Festival one of the UK’s first and longest running international street arts festival with global significance. Stockton International Riverside Festival (SIRF) is supported by Arts Council England as a National Portfolio Organisation and Stockton on Tees Borough Council. The festival receives phenomenal unwavering support from artists, audiences and council. The festival is in its 38th year and has some of the most informed audiences who have attended over 20 +years.