***THIS EVENT WILL NOT BE RECORDED AND IS THEREFORE ONLY AVAILABLE TO DELEGATES ATTENDING LIVE*** This is a meeting of one of the ITYARN Working Groups. Papers will have been circulated in advance to group members and key themes and areas for discussion identified beforehand. The focus here is around the landscapes in which TYA is made. As well as organisational and policy issues within specific national contexts, the working group will examine the conditions under which TYA might grow as a vibrant contributor to the lives of young people and national and international cultural sectors. Toward a 100-year Agenda in Theatre for Young Audiences Stephani Etheridge Woodson (Arizona State University, USA) Toward the unknown: Building a university-professional TYA partnership Elizabeth Brendel Horn (University of Central Florida, USA) Perception and Performativity in Theatre for Young Audience in the Age of Technological Change Ilze Klavina (Latvia) Creating Young Audiences – Vision & Mission or Wishful Thinking Case study: Belgrade Theater System Ksenija Markovic Bozovic (Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Serbia) & Diana Krzanic Tepavac (ASSITEJ Serbia, Serbia) Materiality and Ideology in Contemporary US TYA Practice Matt Omasta & Aubrey Felty (Utah State University, USA) Towards an Understanding of the Creative Generation in the Theatre World Jeff M. Poulin (Creative Generation, USA) Looking to the Living Past, Present and Future of Professional TYA in Canada Nathan Pronyshyn (University of Calgary, Canada) Beginning the Journey: Legacy and Innovation in TYA: Theatre for children and youth in Georgia; XXI century – challenges and problems Ana Mirianashvili (Shota Rustaveli Theater and Film Georgian State University, Georgia) Theatre for Young Audiences in India: Genesis and Evolving Perspectives Malvika Singh (Ambedkar University amd ANANT, India) Leokadia Serafinowicz & Jan Dorman – Parents of Polish TYA Agata Drwiega (Poland)

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