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BPP Kaputt (4): 1.7 million available for international performing arts promotion: who has plans?

The Performing Arts Fund is taking over the international promotion of the performing arts from the Performing Arts Promotion Office, which will soon be closed due to mismanagement lack of money is lifted. The fund will continue to do so until 1 June 2014. In the meantime, people there are looking for a new party to take over. The programme through which important visitors from abroad can be invited will also be temporarily managed by the Fund, until a party can be found to take care of that. So reports the Theatre newspaper.

It involves 1.7 million. A nice pot of money, though it proved insufficient to save the BPP from collapse. People with plans can apply here report.

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