At the first plenary session of the newly elected European Parliament after the summer break, Pearle* - Live Performance Europe presents its policy paper, "On the European Stage: Priorities for the Live Performance Sector 2024-2029." This paper outlines five key strategies to support the sustainability and vitality of the live performance sector across Europe.
The priorities focus on fostering artistic innovation, highlighting the human aspect of live performance, and promoting sustainability. It also stresses the importance of cultural exchange and adopting digital and technological advancements to address both current and future challenges.
As Members of the European Parliament begin their work, Pearle* urges them to engage with the paper's proposals, which align with the Council’s strategic agenda and the European Commission’s political goals.
Anita Debaere, Director of Pearle*, said, “As Europe faces new challenges, this policy paper calls on MEPs to adopt these strategic priorities, ensuring the cultural sector remains vital to Europe's social, economic, and artistic landscape.”
Read the 2024-2029 priorities here
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