1993 SARAJEVO – tales of a city
Our first transnational co-production, framed by the siege of Sarajevo, written by Goran Stefanovski, with a multi-ethnic ensemble from ex-Yugoslavia, Belgium, Sweden and Spain. On Tour: Belgium, UK, Sweden, Denmark, Germany

1993 & 1994 Re:ORIENT Festival
The first two festivals were initiated by Intercult, supported by Riksteatern and SIDA. After that, Ozan Sunar and his colleagues developed and fine-tuned the concept, making it their own and one of Sweden’s most important intercultural units.

1996 BACCHANALIA
a multilingual co-production with Theatre of Nationalities/Skopje On Tour: Macedonia, Sweden, Germany

1996 Re:MAP EUROPE (co-produced with Copenhagen ’96)
a series of co-productions and guest performances on the theme of migration Denmark, Sweden

1997-1998 LANDSCAPE X (co-produced with Stockholm ‘98)
A three-part series of events and co-productions throughout the year, with EURALIEN at the former National Archives building, written by Groan Stefanovski, production design Sören Brunes.

1999 ALBANIAN TRACES
a series of debates, discussions and co-productions concerning the Albanian diaspora. EU funded.

2000 HOTEL EUROPA
a major co-production involving artists from 13 countries. Text & Structure: Goran Stefanovski. Production Design Sören Brunes. Executive Producer Chris Torch. Co-production and On Tour: Bonner Bienallen, Avignon Festival, Wiener Festwochen, Bologna 2000, Intercult

2002 – 2006 SEAS: Baltikum/Adriatico & Second Wave (North and South)
A series of cultural actions and wandering festivals throughout Europe, from two seas and in 13 different harbour cities. EU funded x 2.

2001-2006 KROKODILFIOLEN
a children’s performance by Mamadou Sene (Senegal/Sweden), written by Mia Törnqvist, directed by Edward Buffalo Bromberg, based on Mamadou’s life story. Over 75 performances.

2006-2007 VIT SAND, VIT SNÖ
A mixed blood touring performance with Åsa Simma, Mamadou Sene and Nils Personne, for mixed audiences. Over 65 performances.

2003 CLANDESTINO
A co-production with Teater Tribunalen, written and directed by Mia Törnqvist, with an ensemble including among others Lotta Tejle and Jakob Tham. Performed only in Stockholm.

2003 TRANS//FUSION
A series of lectures, workshops and performance with the high point The House of Bernarda Alba, by Garcia Lorca, driected by Roberto Ciulli (Theater an der Ruhr) with an ensemble of Iran’s finest actresses.

2004-2005 ALICE
A co-production with the Beograd theatre Atelier 212, written by Bilijana Srbljanovic, directed by Aleksandar Popovski. In Serbian, English and Swedish, with Etienne Glaser and Åsa Simma.

2007-2008 NYA PJÄSER, NYA VÄRLDAR
A festival and a competetition for new plays by new Swedes on migration themes.

2008 HOME NOT HOME
The European Year of Intercultural Dialogue co-commissioned a major Flagship in each Member State. This was Sweden’s contribution, Intercult designed, partnering with Riksteatern, Riksutställningar and Re:Orient.

2009-2011 FAST FORWARD
A series of workshops, residencies and lectures in Sweden, Macedonia and Serbia. Video art, dance and performance across borders. Curator: Corina Oprea.

2009-2010 TRIUMF OCH TRAGEDI
A co-production with the Swedish Royal Opera, written by poet Daniel Boyacioglu, commissioned by Intercult.

2009-2010 GLORIOUS DEATH
A co-production both for SEAS and as a touring production, written by Mia Törnqvist, conceived and directed by Dritero Kasapi, starring countertenor Nuri Harun Ates.

2007-2010 Black/North SEAS (including Istanbul 2010) and SEAS X
A continuation of SEAS I, turning the axis to explore the Black Sea and North Sea regions. 12 harbour cities, 13 commissions, 75 artists and technicians, including BADco (Croatia), Hotel Pro Forma (Denmark), SKART (Serbia) and SIGNA (Denmark).

2011-2012 CORNERS: Research & Development (with Umeå 2014)
The first phase in CORNERS long term development. Four Xpeditions (North. Caucasus, Balkans, East) and the first small steps to co-production.

2011-2013 CULTURE FOR WATERFRONTS
Culture For Waterfronts inspired the use of culture in the development of urban waterfronts, by developing and sharing knowledge. It was a learning partnership to facilitate a cross-sectorial exchange on best practices and expertise. With RIVER//CITIES Platform.

2012 ACCESS EUROPA – ongoing
A network of swedish cultural institutions, organizations and public authorities who share information about pertnershipping, financing and connecting to the EU programs.

2014-2015 RIVERS OF OPPORTUNITIES
This Learning Partnership brought together 10 European organisations to share knowledge on practising culture in public places as a way of engaging audiences in new environments, specifically on urban waterfronts/ river banks across Europe. With R//C Platform.

2013-2015 PARC – Performing Arts Training Center
Intercult supported our Palestinan partner Al-Harah Theater and the PARC (Performing Arts Training Center) project – a professional school for performing arts on the West Bank, the first of its kind in Palestina.

2013-2018 CORNERS – turning Europe inside out
A platform for artists and audiences, designed and driven by cultural organisations at the edges of Europe. CORNERS creates opportunities for artists and researchers to produce multidisciplinary contemporary artistic work. Enabling exchange across geographical, political and economic divisions, at the edges of Europe.