Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

The project includes a presentation to a Bulgarian audience of the European production "Jekyll on Ice". The show is suitable for audiences aged 3 to 80 and is mostly pantomime, universal and fully understandable to audiences from all over the world. This enables access to culture of disadvantaged communities and groups. Project activities also include supporting events/open lectures, practical exercises, short theater forms, "situational comedy" type skits, flash mobs/ in order to attract public interest and audience to the main event. They are an integral part of the presentation of the visiting artist and a kind of bridge between European and Bulgarian art and culture. The performance will be presented to the residents and guests of the cities of Sofia, Gabrovo, Burgas and Plovdiv in generally accessible places, which is a prerequisite for increasing the access of the Bulgarian public to cultural content. The project is aimed at presenting cultural diversity, building strong ties between cultures and developing a sense of pan-European affiliation. During the presentation of the project, the Red Nose Foundation will implement appropriate measures of publicity, visibility and transparency to acknowledge the financial contribution of the EU and the MIC. As a result of the realization of the project, the access of the Bulgarian public to quality European cultural production will increase. By involving the audience in the performance itself, the sense of common belonging and shared values ​​will be strengthened. The inclusion of disadvantaged groups in project activities is a prerequisite for overcoming their social exclusion. The planned project activities are in accordance with the principle of not causing significant harm within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2020/852 and are not expected to have a significant negative impact on the environment. The project proposal follows the principles of good governance, sustainable development and equal opportunities.