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Two interdisciplinary immersive performances were organised within the framework of ReInHerit, funded by Horizon 2020 ( https://www.reinherit.eu ), which is an international project focused on promoting a digital ecosystem connecting cultural heritage collections and sites, in order to present Europe’s tangible and intangible heritage to citizens and tourists in its wider historical and geographical contexts. The immersive performances will provide a template for collaborations for developing similar projects, which are shaped by cultural heritage sites and will in turn help to attract wider audiences to them. These were planned, developed and realised in parallel to the setup of a digital platform, in which all key stakeholders (museums, cultural heritage sites, policy makers, professionals and communities) have an open and collaborative space to experiment, share, co-create and innovate. A diverse group of professionals joined forces to create this project, resulting in two interdisciplinary performances that invited audiences to take initiative in shaping their experience of them.

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Reinheriting Cultural Heritage Spaces: Performance Design and Practice

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    2025年

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  • Andreas Papapetrou,
  • Fotos Frangoudes,
  • Alexis Polydorou,
  • Stefanos Papadas,
  • Maria Shehade,
  • Niki Kyriakou,
  • Kleanthis Neokleous

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Two interdisciplinary immersive performances were organised within the framework of ReInHerit, funded by Horizon 2020 ( https://www.reinherit.eu ), which is an international project focused on promoting a digital ecosystem connecting cultural heritage collections and sites, in order to present Europe’s tangible and intangible heritage to citizens and tourists in its wider historical and geographical contexts. The immersive performances will provide a template for collaborations for developing similar projects, which are shaped by cultural heritage sites and will in turn help to attract wider audiences to them. These were planned, developed and realised in parallel to the setup of a digital platform, in which all key stakeholders (museums, cultural heritage sites, policy makers, professionals and communities) have an open and collaborative space to experiment, share, co-create and innovate. A diverse group of professionals joined forces to create this project, resulting in two interdisciplinary performances that invited audiences to take initiative in shaping their experience of them.