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Dance works as mutable archives
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Side Step, Helsinki: dance as reconciliation?
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Onassis Dance Days 2026
Keeping it in the family or opening the doors? Either way, the body is primary in Athens’ long-running festival
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The Life of Chuck
As a lifeline within a lifetime, dancing never dies for Tom Hiddleston’s mild and multitudinous character
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MIRfestival 2026 – in orbit around Athens
After sound, silence – a thread through the Athenian festival of experimental performance
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Swiss Dance Days 2026: an ecosystem on display
Founded 30 years ago, Swiss Dance Days navigates the art of framing plurality.
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Inverting a paradigm: Sati Veyrunes takes the wheel
Electrifying soloist Sati Veyrunes has commissioned choreographers Adrienn Hód and Erna Omarsdóttir for Motor Unit, which foregrounds the work of the dancer
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Mirko Guido: TECTONIC
Embedded within a mysterious sensorial landscape, a solitary body responds, adapts and transforms
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Tanztage 2026: Birthday Edition
Countering exoticism, labour in dance, fingering seeds – and saying what words cannot
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Aristide Rontini / Skånes Dansteater: May Fall
Chopping and changing make for a discombobulating new work at Skånes Dansteater
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Festival Faits d’hiver 2026
Writer Callysta Croizer returns to the annual Faits d’hiver dance festival in Paris
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Looking for the essence of the New Italian Dance platform
The singular, yes, the plural, yes – but the strange? Not so much
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Are you in? Queer affirmations at What You See 2025
Consent, (dis)comfort, community… what Netherlands-based Springbackers saw and felt at Utrecht’s festival of gender and identity
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On international performing arts co-operation
Thinking about the ‘co-’ in cooperation – and community, and conflict, and continuity
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Cristina Kristal Rizzo & Diana Anselmo: Monumentum DA
An encounter between two distinct corporeal languages that make meaning from silence
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Aligned bodies, intertwined lives: the Baltic vortex of ‘IevaKrish’
An obliquely lit duet by Ieva Gaurilčikaitė-Sants and Krišjānis Sants that composes moves, maps emotions – and invites us in
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Moritz Ostruschnjak: NON+ULTRAS
Ultra football fandom embroidered into a choreographic tapestry of cultural merchandise and political division
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Eternal Flame: Romaeuropa 2025
A week with some moving parts of the ‘living organism’ that is Romaeuropa Festival
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Topographies of bodies and spaces: CODA Oslo 2025
From sand to cave to museum, a selection of works from CODA 2025 mapped the fragile scale of humanity
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Thessaloniki Fringe Festival 2025
A local yet international performance festival which asks its audience to ‘please, stay weird’
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Club Guy&Roni / Australasian Dance Collective: Bad Nature
A cross-continental, multidisciplinary collaboration aiming – and failing – to ask big questions on the role of art and nature in a growingly digital world.
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Dance works as mutable archives
Bridging past and present: reconstruction dilemmas and institutional policies in two major revivals in Athens
-
Side Step, Helsinki: dance as reconciliation?
International performances at the Finnish festival bring differences together side by side
-
Onassis Dance Days 2026
Keeping it in the family or opening the doors? Either way, the body is primary in Athens’ long-running festival
-
The Life of Chuck
As a lifeline within a lifetime, dancing never dies for Tom Hiddleston’s mild and multitudinous character
-
MIRfestival 2026 – in orbit around Athens
After sound, silence – a thread through the Athenian festival of experimental performance
-
Swiss Dance Days 2026: an ecosystem on display
Founded 30 years ago, Swiss Dance Days navigates the art of framing plurality.
-
Inverting a paradigm: Sati Veyrunes takes the wheel
Electrifying soloist Sati Veyrunes has commissioned choreographers Adrienn Hód and Erna Omarsdóttir for Motor Unit, which foregrounds the work of the dancer
-
Mirko Guido: TECTONIC
Embedded within a mysterious sensorial landscape, a solitary body responds, adapts and transforms
-
Tanztage 2026: Birthday Edition
Countering exoticism, labour in dance, fingering seeds – and saying what words cannot
-
Aristide Rontini / Skånes Dansteater: May Fall
Chopping and changing make for a discombobulating new work at Skånes Dansteater
-
Festival Faits d’hiver 2026
Writer Callysta Croizer returns to the annual Faits d’hiver dance festival in Paris
-
Looking for the essence of the New Italian Dance platform
The singular, yes, the plural, yes – but the strange? Not so much
-
Are you in? Queer affirmations at What You See 2025
Consent, (dis)comfort, community… what Netherlands-based Springbackers saw and felt at Utrecht’s festival of gender and identity
-
On international performing arts co-operation
Thinking about the ‘co-’ in cooperation – and community, and conflict, and continuity
-
Cristina Kristal Rizzo & Diana Anselmo: Monumentum DA
An encounter between two distinct corporeal languages that make meaning from silence
-
Aligned bodies, intertwined lives: the Baltic vortex of ‘IevaKrish’
An obliquely lit duet by Ieva Gaurilčikaitė-Sants and Krišjānis Sants that composes moves, maps emotions – and invites us in
-
Moritz Ostruschnjak: NON+ULTRAS
Ultra football fandom embroidered into a choreographic tapestry of cultural merchandise and political division
-
Eternal Flame: Romaeuropa 2025
A week with some moving parts of the ‘living organism’ that is Romaeuropa Festival
-
Topographies of bodies and spaces: CODA Oslo 2025
From sand to cave to museum, a selection of works from CODA 2025 mapped the fragile scale of humanity
-
Thessaloniki Fringe Festival 2025
A local yet international performance festival which asks its audience to ‘please, stay weird’
-
Club Guy&Roni / Australasian Dance Collective: Bad Nature
A cross-continental, multidisciplinary collaboration aiming – and failing – to ask big questions on the role of art and nature in a growingly digital world.
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