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Dublin Dance Festival 2026
Three Irish premieres jostle with international titans in the 24th edition of Ireland’s biggest dance festival
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Antistatic Festival 2026
Bodies of work, past presences and female trios at the long-running Bulgarian festival
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Crossing Kunstenfestivaldesarts, an odyssey
Sights, sounds, feelings, experiences – a voyage across the ocean of Brussels’ annual performance festival
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Alice Ripoll & Hiltinho Fantástico: PUFF
With a lightness of touch and breath, a solo that brings both joy and oppression to its surfaces
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ARC for Dance Festival: an itinerant institution, home to many styles
The 17th edition of ARC, titled ‘Ruptures’, focused on social themes such as violence, discipline, stigma, resilience
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Bodies entangle histories: Baltic Take Over 2026
A small, itinerant platform of Baltic work enfolded into a Swedish dance festival
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Utopias and dystopias at Baltic Dance Platform 2026
A snapshot of contemporary dance in the Baltics: multi-layered, many-headed, simultaneously strong and precarious
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Sofia Dias & Vítor Roriz: Mesa-Paisagem – Corpo
A small wonder of a gallery performance that moves from the indicative to the subjunctive mood
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Elixir Festival 2026: Moving through the four seasons of life
A diary from the festival about ageing in dance, about doing less, risking more – and practising yoga
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Ballet National Folklorique du Luxembourg: The Great Chevalier
A satire on grand figures – of dance, of art, and of nation
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Will the future change the past? AI, the archive and me at Cinedans 2026
Rebecca Douglass looks back to look forward to possible futures for dance film archives
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Gintarė Masteikaitė on building a Baltic dance scene together
An interview with one of the leading figures in Baltic dance
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Hats and maps: a collective juggling with its own precarity
Working (in) statements is an experimental new book aiming to help navigate our artistic worklives
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Adam Linder + Marco da Silva Ferreira at Ballet de Lorraine
A double bill by erstwhile indie artists illustrates both rewards and risks
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Dance works as mutable archives
Bridging past and present: reconstruction dilemmas and institutional policies in two major revivals in Athens
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Side Step, Helsinki: dance as reconciliation?
International performances at the Finnish festival bring differences together side by side
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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 2025 – 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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Dublin Dance Festival 2026
Three Irish premieres jostle with international titans in the 24th edition of Ireland’s biggest dance festival
-
Antistatic Festival 2026
Bodies of work, past presences and female trios at the long-running Bulgarian festival
-
Crossing Kunstenfestivaldesarts, an odyssey
Sights, sounds, feelings, experiences – a voyage across the ocean of Brussels’ annual performance festival
-
Alice Ripoll & Hiltinho Fantástico: PUFF
With a lightness of touch and breath, a solo that brings both joy and oppression to its surfaces
-
ARC for Dance Festival: an itinerant institution, home to many styles
The 17th edition of ARC, titled ‘Ruptures’, focused on social themes such as violence, discipline, stigma, resilience
-
Bodies entangle histories: Baltic Take Over 2026
A small, itinerant platform of Baltic work enfolded into a Swedish dance festival
-
Utopias and dystopias at Baltic Dance Platform 2026
A snapshot of contemporary dance in the Baltics: multi-layered, many-headed, simultaneously strong and precarious
-
Sofia Dias & Vítor Roriz: Mesa-Paisagem – Corpo
A small wonder of a gallery performance that moves from the indicative to the subjunctive mood
-
Elixir Festival 2026: Moving through the four seasons of life
A diary from the festival about ageing in dance, about doing less, risking more – and practising yoga
-
Ballet National Folklorique du Luxembourg: The Great Chevalier
A satire on grand figures – of dance, of art, and of nation
-
Will the future change the past? AI, the archive and me at Cinedans 2026
Rebecca Douglass looks back to look forward to possible futures for dance film archives
-
Gintarė Masteikaitė on building a Baltic dance scene together
An interview with one of the leading figures in Baltic dance
-
Hats and maps: a collective juggling with its own precarity
Working (in) statements is an experimental new book aiming to help navigate our artistic worklives
-
Adam Linder + Marco da Silva Ferreira at Ballet de Lorraine
A double bill by erstwhile indie artists illustrates both rewards and risks
-
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 2025 – 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
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