中心簡介
自2014年4月2日起，臺灣表演藝術發展邁入了全新的里程碑。「國家表演藝術中心」（以下簡稱本中心）正式掛牌成立，代表了一個「一法人多場館」新時代的來臨，轄下包含臺北、臺中、高雄三個國家級藝文場館 ——「國家兩廳院」、「臺中國家歌劇院」、「衛武營國家藝術文化中心」，以及附設團隊「國家交響樂團(NSO)」。
本中心與三館一團將共同帶領所有工作團隊執行本中心核心任務：辦理三場館以及NSO之經營管理、表演藝術文化與活動之策劃、行銷、推廣及交流，以提升國家表演藝術水準及國際競爭力，為臺灣表演藝術的新世紀展開文化創新工程。
2016年，臺中國家歌劇院在眾所期盼下正式開幕，為臺灣表演藝術界注入了嶄新活力；2017年，NSO國家交響樂團、國家兩廳院相繼迎接成立30周年，而衛武營國家藝術文化中心則於2018年10月13日開幕。隨著北中南三個國家級專業場館的到位，國家表演藝術中心自許扮演領航角色，持續帶動臺灣表演藝術下一階段的發展。
發展方針
國表藝中心以「劇場驅動」之概念，整合三館一團專業能量與資源、多元夥伴、深化合作，以回應表演藝術發展所需、健全藝文生態系，並藉由專業陪伴、協助、合作機制的建構，將平台所累積的資源和能量，確實地分享到表演團隊與社會大眾身上，使公共投資的效益最大化。
營運目標
國表藝中心是帶動臺灣表演藝術發展的領頭羊，三館一團扮演「火車頭」的角色，將加速發揮任務功能，方有助於表演藝術生態系之健全。其中，強化場館挹注於藝術創作生成與呈現之效益，為社會注入創新能量，是國表藝中心提出六大營運目標之核心思維。
一、強化平台效應：橫向與縱向整合，使資源發揮最大效益
二、主動投資團隊：形成支持體系、為各發展階段團隊提供協助
三、培植專業人才：成為人才匯聚基地、刺激人才的流動與培植
四、深化在地連結：與地方政府與在地團隊攜手合作、厚植在地藝文特色
五、拓展國際網絡：秉持互惠原則、有計畫地將更多表演藝術團隊推向國際
六、提升文化近用：加深社會各界參與、成為在地民眾親近藝術的所在
About us
April 2, 2014 was a milestone in the development of Taiwan's performing arts. On that day, the National Performing Arts Center (NPAC) was inaugurated as a unique structure of several performing arts venues operating under one entity, namely the National Theater & Concert Hall (NTCH), National Taichung Theater (NTT), National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying) located in Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung respectively, and an affiliated performance group, the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO).
The general and artistic directors of the three venues, Ann Yi-Ruu Liu of NTCH, Joyce Chiou of NTT, Chien Wen-Pin of Weiwuying, together with Jun Märkl, artistic advisor of NSO, join effort in leading their teams to manage and operate the three venues and the NSO, including the planning, promotion, and marketing of performing arts activities, as well as cultural exchanges in the global arena to improve the Taiwan's performing arts standard. With the three national venues working together, we look forward to a new vitality which will be brought to Taiwan’s performing arts.
With the inauguration of the highly-anticipated NTT in 2016, it brought new vitality to the performing arts environment of Taiwan. Both the NSO and the NTCH celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2017. Then, Weiwuying was inaugurated on October 13, 2018. With three federal-sponsored professional venues joining forces under the leadership of the NPAC, we pledged ourselves to be the frontline of the next development phase of Taiwan’s performing arts.
Vision
The National Performing Arts Center (NPAC) steered its driving force to expand the theatre creative energy , integrate its three venues and NSO vast resources, diversified talents and strengthened teamwork to fulfill the needs for performing arts development and supporting the arts ecology. At the same time, through joining efforts with professional partnerships and structures, NPAC strives to share the accumulated resources with performing arts groups and the public, ensuring the best outcome is given back to the society for their contributions and the trust they put in us.
Goal
The NPAC plays the leading role in Taiwan’s performing arts development, the three venues represents a locomotive that should always be filled with energy, lead and move forward in order to develop the performing arts ecosystem. We will improve the resources allocation in arts creations and ensuring beneficial results, so to breathe new life into the society, and base on it as our core value, we aimed to achieve the following 6 goals:
- Strengthening Platform Effect - To maximize the efficiency of resources allocation through vertical and horizontal integration.
- Investment on Developing Groups- To form a supportive system dedicated to provide assistance to various developing groups.
- Nurturing Professional Talents - To serve as a gathering platform for talents and encourage their flow and growth.
- Strengthening Local Connections - To develop local unique cultural traits through join effort with local government and groups.
- Expanding International Network - To promote more performing arts groups at international level through well planning and mutual benefits principal.
- Better Access to Cultural Arts - To encourage more participation from all groups in society, giving the community a friendly and wider access to arts.