Pantheatre

Panthéâtre is the first independent company to emerge from the ROY HART THEATER (1969-1989). The company works in the context of creation, research, training, and cultural studies - in particular in so-called "archetypal" studies. Their philosophy includes, among others, the mythological thought of James Hillman (founder of archetypal psychology), the vocal legacy of Roy Hart, and the implications of an anthropology of the mind as proposed by the contemporary French philosopher Xavier Papaïs. Pnatheatre’s goal is for each artist and trainer to make their work their own, whether in transmission or in the creation or even by creating their own company. BRIEF HISTORY OF PANTHEATRE Founded in 1981, Pantheatre was the first independent company to emerge from the Roy Hart Theatre (1969-1989). Both its directors, Enrique Pardo and Linda Wise worked with Roy Hart and are active founding members of the Roy Hart Centre, and co-owner-members of Malérargues.