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	'''Laimer Brett'l''' (officially '''Laimer Brett'l e.V.''') is a [[wikipedia:Bavarian language\|Bavarian]]-dialect amateur theatre group based in [[wikipedia:Munich\|Munich]], Bavaria, Germany.<ref name="site"~~>[https://www.laimerbrettl.de~~/ ~~Laimer Brett'l e.V.], official website, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref~~> Founded in 1993, it stages ~~[[wikipedia:Volksstück\|~~folk comedies]] in Bavarian dialect, typically two productions a year, and is counted among the city's amateur theatres.<ref name="chronik"~~>[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/chronik/ Chronik], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.<~~/~~ref~~><ref name="wp"~~>[[wikipedia:List_of_theatres_in_Munich\|List of theatres in Munich]], Wikipedia, retrieved 29 June 2026.<~~/~~ref~~>		'''Laimer Brett'l''' (officially '''Laimer Brett'l e.V.''') is a [[wikipedia:Bavarian language\|Bavarian]]-dialect amateur theatre group based in [[wikipedia:Munich\|Munich]], Bavaria, Germany.<ref name="site" /> Founded in 1993, it stages folk comedies in Bavarian dialect, typically two productions a year, and is counted among the city's amateur theatres.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="wp" />

	== History ==		== History ==
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	== Repertoire ==		== Repertoire ==
	The group performs Bavarian-dialect comedies and folk plays (''Volksstücke''). Its programme draws on authors who write for the Bavarian amateur stage, among them Alfred Högerle, Franz Schaurer, Georg Maier and Gerhard Löw.<ref name="chronik" /> Recent productions include ''Rambazamba in der Seniorenresidenz'' (spring 2023), ''A so a Hex mei Oide'' (spring 2025), both by Alfred Högerle, and ''Eine verhängnisvolle Nacht'' by Armin Vollenweider, revived for spring 2026.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="spielplan"~~>[https:~~/~~/www.laimerbrettl.de/spielplan/ Spielplan], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref~~>		The group performs Bavarian-dialect comedies and folk plays (''Volksstücke''). Its programme draws on authors who write for the Bavarian amateur stage, among them Alfred Högerle, Franz Schaurer, Georg Maier and Gerhard Löw.<ref name="chronik" /> Recent productions include ''Rambazamba in der Seniorenresidenz'' (spring 2023), ''A so a Hex mei Oide'' (spring 2025), both by Alfred Högerle, and ''Eine verhängnisvolle Nacht'' by Armin Vollenweider, revived for spring 2026.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="spielplan" />

	== Venue ==		== Venue ==
	The group performs at the Wirtshaus am Hart in the [[wikipedia:Milbertshofen-Am Hart\|Am Hart]] district in the north of Munich, at Sudetendeutsche Straße 40.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="venue"~~>[https:~~/~~/www.muenchen-online.de/veranstaltungsorte/laimer-brettl-7836/ Laimer Brettl], München Online, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref~~>		The group performs at the Wirtshaus am Hart in the [[wikipedia:Milbertshofen-Am Hart\|Am Hart]] district in the north of Munich, at Sudetendeutsche Straße 40.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="venue" />

	== Organisation ==		== Organisation ==
	Laimer Brett'l is a registered association ([[wikipedia:Voluntary association#Germany\|e.V.]]) and a member of the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]]<ref name="site" /> It has also run a children's theatre offshoot, Laimer Brettl Kindertheater, based in the [[wikipedia:Laim\|Laim]] district of Munich.<ref name="kinder"~~>[http:~~/~~/kindertheater.laimerbrettl.de/?page_id=2 Laimer Brettl Kindertheater], retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref~~>		Laimer Brett'l is a registered association ([[wikipedia:Voluntary association#Germany\|e.V.]]) and a member of the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]]<ref name="site" /> It has also run a children's theatre offshoot, Laimer Brettl Kindertheater, based in the [[wikipedia:Laim\|Laim]] district of Munich.<ref name="kinder" />

	== External links ==		== External links ==

	* [https://www.laimerbrettl.de/ Official website]		* [https://www.laimerbrettl.de/ Official website]

	== References ==		== References ==
	<references><ref name="site" /> <ref name="chronik" /> <ref name="spielplan" /> <ref name="venue" /> <ref name="kinder" /> <ref name="wp" /></references>		<references>
			<ref name="site">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/ Laimer Brett'l e.V.], official website, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
			<ref name="chronik">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/chronik/ Chronik], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
			<ref name="spielplan">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/spielplan/ Spielplan], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
			<ref name="venue">[https://www.muenchen-online.de/veranstaltungsorte/laimer-brettl-7836/ Laimer Brettl], München Online, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
			<ref name="kinder">[http://kindertheater.laimerbrettl.de/?page_id=2 Laimer Brettl Kindertheater], retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
			<ref name="wp">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_theatres_in_Munich List of theatres in Munich], Wikipedia, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
			</references>

Laimer Brett'l

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'''Laimer Brett'l''' (officially '''Laimer Brett'l e.V.''') is a [[wikipedia:Bavarian language|Bavarian]]-dialect amateur theatre group based in [[wikipedia:Munich|Munich]], Bavaria, Germany.<ref name="site">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/ Laimer Brett'l e.V.], official website, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref> Founded in 1993, it stages [[wikipedia:Volksstück|folk comedies]] in Bavarian dialect, typically two productions a year, and is counted among the city's amateur theatres.<ref name="chronik">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/chronik/ Chronik], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref><ref name="wp">[[wikipedia:List_of_theatres_in_Munich|List of theatres in Munich]], Wikipedia, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>

== History ==
The association was founded in 1993, and its first staged piece was the one-act comedy ''Traumfrauen'' by Franz Schaurer in March of that year.<ref name="chronik" /> Since then the group has presented a continuous run of productions, usually one in spring (''Frühjahr'') and one in autumn (''Herbst'').<ref name="chronik" /> Its spring 2019 production was titled ''25 Jahre Inge, Heinz und Onkel Kare'', marking the group's twenty-fifth year.<ref name="chronik" /> In autumn 2018 the group did not perform because its playing space was unavailable during the renovation of the Wirtshaus am Hart.<ref name="chronik" />

== Repertoire ==
The group performs Bavarian-dialect comedies and folk plays (''Volksstücke''). Its programme draws on authors who write for the Bavarian amateur stage, among them Alfred Högerle, Franz Schaurer, Georg Maier and Gerhard Löw.<ref name="chronik" /> Recent productions include ''Rambazamba in der Seniorenresidenz'' (spring 2023), ''A so a Hex mei Oide'' (spring 2025), both by Alfred Högerle, and ''Eine verhängnisvolle Nacht'' by Armin Vollenweider, revived for spring 2026.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="spielplan">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/spielplan/ Spielplan], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>

== Venue ==
The group performs at the Wirtshaus am Hart in the [[wikipedia:Milbertshofen-Am Hart|Am Hart]] district in the north of Munich, at Sudetendeutsche Straße 40.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="venue">[https://www.muenchen-online.de/veranstaltungsorte/laimer-brettl-7836/ Laimer Brettl], München Online, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>

== Organisation ==
Laimer Brett'l is a registered association ([[wikipedia:Voluntary association#Germany|e.V.]]) and a member of the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]]<ref name="site" /> It has also run a children's theatre offshoot, Laimer Brettl Kindertheater, based in the [[wikipedia:Laim|Laim]] district of Munich.<ref name="kinder">[http://kindertheater.laimerbrettl.de/?page_id=2 Laimer Brettl Kindertheater], retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>

== External links ==

* [https://www.laimerbrettl.de/ Official website]

== References ==
<references><ref name="site" /> <ref name="chronik" /> <ref name="spielplan" /> <ref name="venue" /> <ref name="kinder" /> <ref name="wp" /></references>

Kulturfabrik Berching

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	'''Theatergruppe "Kulturfabrik Berching"''' is an [[~~w:en~~:Amateur theatre\|amateur theatre]] group based in [[~~w:en~~:Berching\|Berching]] in the [[~~w:en~~:Upper Palatinate\|Upper Palatinate]], [[~~w:en~~:Bavaria\|Bavaria]], Germany.<ref name="bbkult" /> It is the theatre activity of the Kulturförderkreis Berching e. V., a cultural [[~~w:en~~:Voluntary association#Germany\|registered association]], and is a member of the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]].<ref name="bbkult" /><ref name="atbayern" /> Since 1994 the group has staged two self-produced productions each year.<ref name="bbkult" />		'''Theatergruppe "Kulturfabrik Berching"''' is an [[wikipedia:Amateur theatre\|amateur theatre]] group based in [[wikipedia:Berching\|Berching]] in the [[wikipedia:Upper Palatinate\|Upper Palatinate]], [[wikipedia:Bavaria\|Bavaria]], Germany.<ref name="bbkult" /> It is the theatre activity of the Kulturförderkreis Berching e. V., a cultural [[wikipedia:Voluntary association#Germany\|registered association]], and is a member of the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]].<ref name="bbkult" /><ref name="atbayern" /> Since 1994 the group has staged two self-produced productions each year.<ref name="bbkult" />

	== History ==		== History ==
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	== Repertoire ==		== Repertoire ==
	The group stages both spoken plays and musicals. Productions have included the musical ''Wachgeküsst – Das Dornröschen Musical'' in 2019, with music by [[~~w:en~~:Konstantin Wecker\|Konstantin Wecker]],<ref name="atbayern-stueck" /> and a 2025 staging of [[~~w:en~~:Michael Ende\|Michael Ende]]'s ''Der satanarchäolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch'', which premiered at the Kulturhalle in November 2025.<ref name="nn-wunschpunsch" />		The group stages both spoken plays and musicals. Productions have included the musical ''Wachgeküsst – Das Dornröschen Musical'' in 2019, with music by [[wikipedia:Konstantin Wecker\|Konstantin Wecker]],<ref name="atbayern-stueck" /> and a 2025 staging of [[wikipedia:Michael Ende\|Michael Ende]]'s ''Der satanarchäolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch'', which premiered at the Kulturhalle in November 2025.<ref name="nn-wunschpunsch" />

	== Venue ==		== Venue ==
	Until 2025 the group performed in the Kulturfabrik at Am Sportplatz in Berching, a former factory adapted for cultural use.<ref name="bbkult" /> Since 2025 its performances take place in the Kulturhalle Christoph Willibald Gluck, named after the composer [[~~w:en~~:Christoph Willibald Gluck\|Christoph Willibald Gluck]], who was born nearby.<ref name="site" />		Until 2025 the group performed in the Kulturfabrik at Am Sportplatz in Berching, a former factory adapted for cultural use.<ref name="bbkult" /> Since 2025 its performances take place in the Kulturhalle Christoph Willibald Gluck, named after the composer [[wikipedia:Christoph Willibald Gluck\|Christoph Willibald Gluck]], who was born nearby.<ref name="site" />

	== Organisation ==		== Organisation ==
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	<ref name="atbayern">[https://www.amateurtheater-bayern.de/index.php?modul=mitgliederlist Mitgliedsvereine], Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>		<ref name="atbayern">[https://www.amateurtheater-bayern.de/index.php?modul=mitgliederlist Mitgliedsvereine], Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
	<ref name="atbayern-stueck">[https://www.amateurtheater-bayern.de/index.php?modul=stueck_show&stueck_id=1671 Wachgeküsst – Das Dornröschen Musical], Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>		<ref name="atbayern-stueck">[https://www.amateurtheater-bayern.de/index.php?modul=stueck_show&stueck_id=1671 Wachgeküsst – Das Dornröschen Musical], Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
	<ref name="nn-closure">~~{{cite news \|title=Gefahr für Leib und Leben? Berching schließt Kulturfabrik und Theaterverein ist heimatlos \|work=Nürnberger Nachrichten \|date=31 October 2025 \|url=~~https://www.nn.de/region/neumarkt/gefahr-fur-leib-und-leben-berching-schliesst-kulturfabrik-und-theaterverein-ist-heimatlos-1.14887602 ~~\|access-date=~~29 June 2026}}</ref>		<ref name="nn-closure">[https://www.nn.de/region/neumarkt/gefahr-fur-leib-und-leben-berching-schliesst-kulturfabrik-und-theaterverein-ist-heimatlos-1.14887602 Gefahr für Leib und Leben? Berching schließt Kulturfabrik und Theaterverein ist heimatlos], Nürnberger Nachrichten, 31 October 2025, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
	<ref name="nn-wunschpunsch">~~{{cite news \|title=Trotz Aus in der Kulturfabrik: Theatergruppe Berching verzaubert mit dem „Wunschpunsch“ \|work=Nürnberger Nachrichten \|date=20 November 2025 \|url=~~https://www.nn.de/region/neumarkt/trotz-aus-in-der-kulturfabrik-theatergruppe-berching-verzaubert-mit-dem-wunschpunsch-1.14909498 ~~\|access-date=~~29 June 2026}}</ref>		<ref name="nn-wunschpunsch">[https://www.nn.de/region/neumarkt/trotz-aus-in-der-kulturfabrik-theatergruppe-berching-verzaubert-mit-dem-wunschpunsch-1.14909498 Trotz Aus in der Kulturfabrik: Theatergruppe Berching verzaubert mit dem „Wunschpunsch“], Nürnberger Nachrichten, 20 November 2025, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
	</references>		</references>

Kulturfabrik Berching

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'''Theatergruppe "Kulturfabrik Berching"''' is an [[w:en:Amateur theatre|amateur theatre]] group based in [[w:en:Berching|Berching]] in the [[w:en:Upper Palatinate|Upper Palatinate]], [[w:en:Bavaria|Bavaria]], Germany.<ref name="bbkult" /> It is the theatre activity of the Kulturförderkreis Berching e. V., a cultural [[w:en:Voluntary association#Germany|registered association]], and is a member of the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]].<ref name="bbkult" /><ref name="atbayern" /> Since 1994 the group has staged two self-produced productions each year.<ref name="bbkult" />

== History ==
The Kulturförderkreis Berching was founded on 6 July 1992 by 39 people with the aim of promoting cultural life in the town of Berching.<ref name="bbkult" /> From autumn 1993, volunteers converted a former factory building near the municipal sports ground into a performance venue, the Kulturfabrik, and the association began mounting its own theatre productions there.<ref name="bbkult" /> From 1994 onward the group presented two self-produced plays a year, alongside guest performances, classical concerts and cabaret. According to the Kulturförderkreis, the association had around 119 members and drew an annual audience of between 5,000 and 6,000.<ref name="bbkult" /> The venue was refurbished in January 2003.<ref name="bbkult" />

The group's long-standing home changed in 2025. The city of Berching closed the ageing Kulturfabrik on safety grounds, leaving the ensemble without its venue during rehearsals for its winter production.<ref name="nn-closure" /> The group then moved to the newly built Kulturhalle Christoph Willibald Gluck and relaunched its public identity under the name "Stadtbühne Berching".<ref name="site" />

== Repertoire ==
The group stages both spoken plays and musicals. Productions have included the musical ''Wachgeküsst – Das Dornröschen Musical'' in 2019, with music by [[w:en:Konstantin Wecker|Konstantin Wecker]],<ref name="atbayern-stueck" /> and a 2025 staging of [[w:en:Michael Ende|Michael Ende]]'s ''Der satanarchäolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch'', which premiered at the Kulturhalle in November 2025.<ref name="nn-wunschpunsch" />

== Venue ==
Until 2025 the group performed in the Kulturfabrik at Am Sportplatz in Berching, a former factory adapted for cultural use.<ref name="bbkult" /> Since 2025 its performances take place in the Kulturhalle Christoph Willibald Gluck, named after the composer [[w:en:Christoph Willibald Gluck|Christoph Willibald Gluck]], who was born nearby.<ref name="site" />

== Organisation ==
The theatre group operates within the Kulturförderkreis Berching e. V. and belongs to the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]], the regional umbrella organisation for amateur theatre in Bavaria.<ref name="atbayern" />

== External links ==
* [http://www.kulturfabrik-berching.de/ Official website]

== References ==
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<ref name="bbkult">[https://www.bbkult.net/addresses/173299-kulturfabrik-berching/ Kulturfabrik Berching], bbkult.net, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="site">[https://www.kulturfabrik-berching.de/ Kultur in Berching], Kulturförderkreis Berching e. V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="atbayern">[https://www.amateurtheater-bayern.de/index.php?modul=mitgliederlist Mitgliedsvereine], Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="atbayern-stueck">[https://www.amateurtheater-bayern.de/index.php?modul=stueck_show&stueck_id=1671 Wachgeküsst – Das Dornröschen Musical], Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="nn-closure">{{cite news |title=Gefahr für Leib und Leben? Berching schließt Kulturfabrik und Theaterverein ist heimatlos |work=Nürnberger Nachrichten |date=31 October 2025 |url=https://www.nn.de/region/neumarkt/gefahr-fur-leib-und-leben-berching-schliesst-kulturfabrik-und-theaterverein-ist-heimatlos-1.14887602 |access-date=29 June 2026}}</ref>
<ref name="nn-wunschpunsch">{{cite news |title=Trotz Aus in der Kulturfabrik: Theatergruppe Berching verzaubert mit dem „Wunschpunsch“ |work=Nürnberger Nachrichten |date=20 November 2025 |url=https://www.nn.de/region/neumarkt/trotz-aus-in-der-kulturfabrik-theatergruppe-berching-verzaubert-mit-dem-wunschpunsch-1.14909498 |access-date=29 June 2026}}</ref>
</references>

Tellspiele Interlaken

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	The Tellspiele Interlaken (''Engl.'' Tell Festival Interlaken), also referred to as Tell-Freilichtspiele Interlaken, is an open-air theatre that regularly stages [[wikipedia:William_Tell_(play)\|Friedrich Schiller's drama "Wilhelm Tell"]] ("William Tell") in the municipality of Matten near Interlaken in the Canton of Bern, Switzerland. The tradition started with the first production in 1912 and since 1947 there have been performances every year.<ref name=":0">Tellspiele Interlaken: association (official website): https://www.tellspiele.ch/de/Verein</ref> The ensemble consists of approximately 200 theatre amateurs, partly in speaking roles, partly acting as musicians, equestrians, or mutes. Animals like horses, goats or cows are also part of the performances.<ref name=":1">Baumann, Sara: Tell-Freilichtspiele Interlaken, Interlaken BE, in: Kotte, Andreas (Hg.): Theaterlexikon der Schweiz, Chronos Verlag Zürich 2005, Band 3, S. 1828–1829, mit Abbildung auf S. 1829. https://tls.theaterwissenschaft.ch/wiki/Tell-Freilichtspiele_Interlaken,_Interlaken_BE</ref>		{{DynamicInfobox\|qid=Q136784727}}The Tellspiele Interlaken (''Engl.'' Tell Festival Interlaken), also referred to as Tell-Freilichtspiele Interlaken, is an open-air theatre that regularly stages [[wikipedia:William_Tell_(play)\|Friedrich Schiller's drama "Wilhelm Tell"]] ("William Tell") in the municipality of Matten near Interlaken in the Canton of Bern, Switzerland. The tradition started with the first production in 1912 and since 1947 there have been performances every year.<ref name=":0">Tellspiele Interlaken: association (official website): https://www.tellspiele.ch/de/Verein</ref> The ensemble consists of approximately 200 theatre amateurs, partly in speaking roles, partly acting as musicians, equestrians, or mutes. Animals like horses, goats or cows are also part of the performances.<ref name=":1">Baumann, Sara: Tell-Freilichtspiele Interlaken, Interlaken BE, in: Kotte, Andreas (Hg.): Theaterlexikon der Schweiz, Chronos Verlag Zürich 2005, Band 3, S. 1828–1829, mit Abbildung auf S. 1829. https://tls.theaterwissenschaft.ch/wiki/Tell-Freilichtspiele_Interlaken,_Interlaken_BE</ref>

	Schiller's play "Wilhelm Tell" about the freedom fighter of the same name deals with the foundation of the Old Swiss Confederacy. Though the storyline is highly fictive, the play contributed significantly to the founding myth and the Swiss self-conception of independence and upstanding.		Schiller's play "Wilhelm Tell" about the freedom fighter of the same name deals with the foundation of the Old Swiss Confederacy. Though the storyline is highly fictive, the play contributed significantly to the founding myth and the Swiss self-conception of independence and upstanding.

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Cecil Crofton

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	~~{{Infobox person~~
	~~\| name = Cecil Crofton~~
	~~\| birth_name = Frederick Martin~~
	~~\| birth_date = 1859~~
	~~\| death_date = 1935 age 76~~
	~~\| occupation = actor, especially of comic roles~~
	~~\| years_active = 1882-1896~~
	}}

	Cecil Crofton was the stage name of Frederick Martin (c.1859-1935). He had gained experience of acting on the amateur stage, including at Chatsworth House, in Derbyshire, England. His father, Gilson Martin, was the land agent for the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire for 27 years.		Cecil Crofton was the stage name of Frederick Martin (c.1859-1935). He had gained experience of acting on the amateur stage, including at Chatsworth House, in Derbyshire, England. His father, Gilson Martin, was the land agent for the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire for 27 years.

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	The [https://www.aitaiata.net International Amateur Theatre Association (AITA/IATA)] is the global umbrella organization for amateur theatre, founded in 1952 in Brussels and now headquartered in London. It represents member organizations from about 80 countries across five continents, organized into National and Regional Centres, and is recognized by UNESCO as an NGO with consultative status. AITA/IATA co-organizes the Mondial du Théâtre world festival, held every four years with its World Congress. The German, Austrian, and Swiss national centres belong to the Central Europe Committee (CEC), which also includes countries beyond Central Europe, and co-hosts the World Festival of Children’s Theatre.		{{DynamicInfobox\|qid=Q15627507}}The [https://www.aitaiata.net International Amateur Theatre Association (AITA/IATA)] is the global umbrella organization for amateur theatre, founded in 1952 in Brussels and now headquartered in London. It represents member organizations from about 80 countries across five continents, organized into National and Regional Centres, and is recognized by UNESCO as an NGO with consultative status. AITA/IATA co-organizes the Mondial du Théâtre world festival, held every four years with its World Congress. The German, Austrian, and Swiss national centres belong to the Central Europe Committee (CEC), which also includes countries beyond Central Europe, and co-hosts the World Festival of Children’s Theatre.