History
TINEOLA, a civic association was established in the year 1998.
The main goal of the civic association is to initiate, to support and to develop projects in following branches: theatre, art, film and new media in connection with the puppets. The Tineola Theatre was established in 1997.
In the year 1997 they performed their first own productin "The King is dead, long live the King!" and the play is still on the stage in Prague. They toured the performance to Damascus - Syria, where they also exhibited puppets, design, pictures and had lecture about Czech traditional puppets and modern understanding of puppet theatre in Europe as well. In 1999 the first perfomance of FAUST METAMORPHOSES was given in Marienbad. Since then The Tineola Theatre has taken part in the Husum Festival, and in Berlin in Schaubude, Frankfurt and Dresden. (Germany). The Goethe Institute supported the performance. In June 2000 Tineola took part in Expo 2000 in Hanover with Faust Metamorphoses. In September The Haywain opened in Dejvicke Divadlo in Prague and then toured Sweden, Belgium and Holland. The Haywain was awarded the Logo of Prague 2000 / Capital of Europe.
Tineola has organised workshops in various countries of Europe. The workshops are usually about how to create wooden marionettes, or rot puppets. Tineola organises also lectures about traditional Czech puppets, or about puppets generally. Since 1990 Tineola hold workshops in Sweden in Antrophosofic centre in Jarna, in Denmark with group of amateurs puppeteers they created puppets for The Little Mermaid. They hold workshops as well in Antwerp, in Roeselare and Brugge in Belgium with professional puppet makers and teachers, later on also in Lund in Sweden. In England Bartonova and Muller taught in the Drama school how to create wooden marionette. Every year Tineola organises one or two workshops in abroad or in the Czech Republic.
In 2002 The Tineola Theatre co-operated with the Ritornello ensemble in the performance of Christmas Amiabilities. Ritornello is a group of musicians performing music on period instruments. They have revived old Czech songs and music which has almost been forgotten. In the year 2003 Michaela Bartonova had twice workshop in Prague's Quadrienale about all activities of Tineola, civic association. Tineola also finished project for the Japan Drama Museum in Kaykio: "European personalities who influenced Japanese culture". In 2004 there was the opening night of Morgenstern and Vesper. Tineola organised a successful workshop in Bowral near Sydney, Australia for art students, puppeteers and the general public. In the May 2004 Tineola took part in the project "Under the Wings" (subtitle "Communication through puppets) with international participation. A target group were children of any age, disabled children, teenagers, art students, teachers and the general public. In April 2006 Tineola had an opening of new performance"Étaín" in Prague.
In October 2008 was opening day for Round the World in a Tea Kettle . Performance inspired by Edward Lear.
Tineola cooperates with various artists, another civic associations, private or state organisations both in the Czech Republic and abroad.
Realisation:
2010 - 2011 - 28 life size puppets for NOAH's Arc, Aad Peters, Holland
2008 - Round the World in a Tea Kettle
2006 - Étaín, Tineola Theatre, Czech Republic
2005 - Doggie and Pussycat, Theater Rafael Zwischenraum, Berlin, Germany
2004 - The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Garlic Theatre, England
2004 - Morgenstern and Vesper, Tineola Theatre, Prague
2003 - Fiddlesticks, Garlic Theatre, Norwich, England
2002 - Christmas Amiabilities, Tineola Theatre, Czech Republic
2001 - Kaikyo Drama Museum, Japan
2002 - Lust, Der Speigel, Antwerpen
2000 - THE HAYWAIN, Tineola, Prague
2000 - Michaela Hohlhaas, Kobalt, Berlin
1999 - Faust Metamorphosen, Kobalt + Tineola
1998 - The Little Mermaid for Skorping Puppet Theatre, Denmark
1997 - Tineola, The Princess and a Pea for Kobalt, Berlin
1997 - The King is dead, long live the King! Tineola, Prague
1996 - Rigoletto for KOBALT Figurentheater, Berlin
1995 - Farmer Giles for Salz und Pfeffer, Nürnberg
1994 - Bethlehem for Museum in Lund, Sweden
1994 - Hilletje Jans for Salz und Pfeffer, Nürnberg
1993 - Marionette a la planchette for the Taptoe Theatre
Important exhibitions:
2011 - Methapor in Puppet and Painting, Vyšehrad, Prague, Czech Republic
2011 - Making a Puppet, Kostele nad Orlicí, New Chateu, Czech Republic
2008 - DOWN UNDER, Galerie CRUX, Ústí nad Labem, Czech republic
2008 - Czech Puppet - Bartoňová PUK Museum, Bad Kreuznach, Germany
2007 - Australian ECHO, Vrtba Garden, Prague, Czech republic
2007 - FIGUREN ALS METAPHER - Köpenick, Berlin and Lübeck, Figurentheater, Germany
2007 - Design Bartonova, exhibition within One Van International puppet festival, Blackheat, Blue Mountains, Australia
2006 - Galerie 99, Michaela Bartonova a Bambasovi a Josef Synek, Breclav, Czech Republic
2005 - Czech Scenographic Saloon 2005, Prague Castle, Czech Republic
2004 - Alles wasser, Puppen-Kunst, Schloss Farrach, Austria
2004 - Muzeum Rožďalovice - A Book and a puppet, Czech Republic
2004 - Art Gallery "Z Ruky", Křížovice, Czech Republic
2004 - Lund, Kramfors, Sweden
2004 - Catavento Studio, Bowral, Australia
2003 - Kaikyo, Drama Museum, Japan
2002- 2003 Czech Puppet in Prague Castle and in Brno
2002 - Křivoklát Castle, Czech Republic
2001 - Vrtbovska zahrada, Prague, Czech Republic
2000 - Berlin, Germany
1999 - Praha, IPB, Czech Republic
1998 - Silkeborg, the Festival of Wonder, Denmark
1997 - Damascus, Syria
1997 - Nürnberg, Tafenhalle, Kali, German,
1996 - Prgue, the Goethe Institut, Czech Republic
1995 - Husum, Pole popenspiele, Germany
1994 - Antwerpen, Roeselare, Belgium
1992 - Gent, E F Centrum, Belgium
Workshops and lectures:
2010 - Pale Whale and Wee Bee - workshopfor children/ Abudhabi -ADAC / říjen
2010 - Uvidět a tvořit - Vrtbovská zahrada/ září
2010 - Uvidět a tvořit - Vyšehrad/ červen
2010 - Pale Whale and Wee Bee - workshopfor children/ Australia / MIttagong/ HArmony village, February
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2009 - BOOK FAIRE / Fantazy and Creativity/ May
2008 - STURT Summer school, Table puppets, Australia
2007 - Blackheat, Blue Mountains, Australia - Design workshop, One Van International puppet festival
2006 - Prague - Marionette workshop
2006 - Zápy - 6 days workshop - wooden puppet - for US art-students
2004 - Bowral, Australia - 7 days workshop - wooden puppet
2004 - Křivoklát Castle - UNDER THE WINGS - communication via the puppet
2003 - Prague´s Quadrienale - lecture together with exhibition of Tineola Theatre
2003 - Taipei, Taiwan - lecture at World book fair: round table
2003 - Lecture and organization of the "Festival HRA-D A LOUTKY"
2002 - Norwich, England - 6 days workshop - wooden puppet - head's and hand's carving
2002 - London, England - 6 days workshop - wooden puppet - for Drama School,
2002 - Silkeborg, Skorping, Denmark - 7 days workshop - wooden puppet
2002 - Prague, Puppet and imagination - lecture
2001 - Silkeborg, Denmark - 6 days workshop - wooden puppet
2001 - Vrtbovská garden, Prague - Puppet and imagination - lecture
2000 - Bruggy, Belgie - 7 days workshop - wooden puppet
1997 - Lund, Sweden - 7 days workshop - wooden puppet on the theme Linda Gull
1995 - Skorping, Denmark -7 days workshop - wooden puppets for The Little Mermaid
1993 - Danish theatre group in Prague - 7 days workshop - wooden puppets
1993 - Antwerpen, Belgium - 7 days workshop - wooden puppets
1991 - Workshop about how to create performance "Long, Stout and Sharpeyes" with amateurs. Czech Republic
1990 - Jarna, Sweden - 7 days workshop - wooden puppets
1989 - Jarna, Sweden - lecture