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Japanese drummers stunned the 400-strong audience, who refused to let the artists leave the stage. Those who did not manage to get inside were watching the concert through the windows.
Gazeta Wyborcza, July 17, 2006
At the Brave Festival the courage of simplicity meets the courage of humility.
Didaskalia, September 2007
The second edition of the festival offers a chance to get closer to vanishing cultures and traditions from all over the world. It is often a one-of-a-kind chance, because gaining access to some of them is close to a miracle.
Metropol, July 7-9, 2006
This year’s festival celebrates the world of Asia, which is almost unknown to us. We open ourselves to a strange and multicultural world, full of contradictions, magic and beauty.
PAP, June 13, 2006
The second edition entitled “Asian Voices” featured performances, films and workshops devoted to the search of myths and roots of Far Eastern cultures.
Wprost i Kultura, June & September 2006
Courageous festival of Asian art. Drama, concerts, dance shows and workshops led by artists from Japan, Korea, China, Laos and Taiwan have been included in the program of a festival presenting vanishing cultures – the Brave Festival, Against Cultural Exile, “Asian Voices”.
TVP 3 WrocĹaw
Over 8 days audiences watched a dozen or so concerts and performances inspired by the traditional cultures of Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, Laos, Singapore, Russia, India and Sri Lanka. Theaters were full.
Radio Wroclaw
About 50 festival events will be taking place in several Wroclaw venues and outdoors. Bral added that it will be especially outdoor events that will provide an opportunity to learn about the rich heritage of the Far East. The market square will host, among other events, workshops on rituals and traditional Korean ceremonies during which Wroclaw residents will have a chance to learn how to dance traditional dances and write best wishes in Korean.
Onet.pl
It is good and kindness that counts. The Brave Festival is not just art for art’s sake. A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Rokpa International, an organization that provides help to homeless children in Africa, India and Tibet.
Slowo Polskie/Gazeta Wroclawska, July 14, 2006
Gazeta Wyborcza, July 17, 2006
At the Brave Festival the courage of simplicity meets the courage of humility.
Didaskalia, September 2007
The second edition of the festival offers a chance to get closer to vanishing cultures and traditions from all over the world. It is often a one-of-a-kind chance, because gaining access to some of them is close to a miracle.
Metropol, July 7-9, 2006
This year’s festival celebrates the world of Asia, which is almost unknown to us. We open ourselves to a strange and multicultural world, full of contradictions, magic and beauty.
PAP, June 13, 2006
The second edition entitled “Asian Voices” featured performances, films and workshops devoted to the search of myths and roots of Far Eastern cultures.
Wprost i Kultura, June & September 2006
Courageous festival of Asian art. Drama, concerts, dance shows and workshops led by artists from Japan, Korea, China, Laos and Taiwan have been included in the program of a festival presenting vanishing cultures – the Brave Festival, Against Cultural Exile, “Asian Voices”.
TVP 3 WrocĹaw
Over 8 days audiences watched a dozen or so concerts and performances inspired by the traditional cultures of Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan, Laos, Singapore, Russia, India and Sri Lanka. Theaters were full.
Radio Wroclaw
About 50 festival events will be taking place in several Wroclaw venues and outdoors. Bral added that it will be especially outdoor events that will provide an opportunity to learn about the rich heritage of the Far East. The market square will host, among other events, workshops on rituals and traditional Korean ceremonies during which Wroclaw residents will have a chance to learn how to dance traditional dances and write best wishes in Korean.
Onet.pl
It is good and kindness that counts. The Brave Festival is not just art for art’s sake. A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Rokpa International, an organization that provides help to homeless children in Africa, India and Tibet.
Slowo Polskie/Gazeta Wroclawska, July 14, 2006
