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19 d'abril de 2011
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Tortell Poltrona fitxa l?exgerent del TNC Alfred Fort

L’administrador general del Teatre Nacional de Catalunya (TNC) fins fa poques setmanes, el tarragoní Alfred Fort, s’ha incorporat recentment al projecte del Centre de Recerca de les Arts del Circ (CRAC) dirigit des del 1995 per Jaume Mateu Tortell Poltrona i per Montserrat Trias i ubicat al Montseny. Segons Poltrona, el nou fitxatge vol “consolidar” el CRAC i crear circuits, empresa i producció. “També permetrà dedicar-me més a la creació”, segons Poltrona, que va afegir que “feia molt temps que buscàvem la seva incorporació”. Fort, impulsor fa 15 anys de la fira de circ Trapezi, va plegar del TNC després de cinc anys ocupant el càrrec per discrepàncies amb el nou equip del departament de Cultura encapçalat per Ferran Mascarell. A la imatge, Alfred Fort.


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