-
Arno Ferrera & Gilles Polet: ARMOUR
The amorous armoury of the male body as both protection from and conduit to intimacy
-
Song and birdsong dance at Festival d’Automne Paris
Sound and song resonate through works by François Chaignaud & Geoffroy Jourdain, Marcelo Evelin, and Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker & Rabih Mroué
-
Ingrid Berger Myhre: Spelling Spectacle
Three dancers moving through time. Every moment is bound to the past. Every movement has the future inscribed in it.
-
‘For a New Beauty’: Gender Bender festival 2024
The long-running Bologna-based performing arts festival takes gender as a lens rather than a topic
-
Marco da Silva Ferreira & João Pais Filipe: Terra Cobre
Unusual connections between Portuguese cow-herding traditions and contemporary aesthetics
-
Highlights from Roma Europa Festival 2024
Deserts, flesh, flowers and budding new artists at Rome’s expansive festival
-
Claire Cunningham: Songs of the Wayfarer
Navigating your own self, space and time while making space and time for others alongside
-
Brat autumn: Iridescent Festival Bucharest 2024
Queer revolution, performance as lab experiment, and breaking the internet at Romania’s festival of contemporary dance ‘and other reconfigurations of the sensible’
-
Hungry Sharks: Destination FCKD
Playing around with non-player characters leads to… Destination FCKD?
-
Kentaro Kujirai: U-BU-SU-NA
A world premiere for a Butoh performance that arises from the conflicts and co-existence of past and present
-
Bojana Robinson: Machine
An ascetic duet for mother and machine – both performing with brain and heart
-
CODA Festival Oslo: dance connects us
Connecting us through fire, rain, blood, haircuts – and big jumps
-
Three choreographers from Onassis Stegi at B.Motion 2024
Ioanna Paraskevopoulou, Chara Kotsali and Elena Antoniou charge artistic creation with personal and feminist resonances
-
Agnietė Lisičkinaitė: every protest starts with the body
Lithuanian choreographer Agnietė Lisičkinaitė locates her work at the crossover between art and activism, dancing and demonstrating
-
Catching dreams suspended in time
A conversation with Adriana Borriello and Thierry De Mey about interweaving sound and motion, rationality and spirituality
-
Getting cosy at Amsterdam Fringe Festival
What’s cosy about an octopus? Submerge yourself in the Amsterdam Fringe Festival to find out…
-
Mette Ingvartsen: RUSH
A retrospective in a ‘rush’ becomes a skilful and yet intimate reenactment that connects past and present
-
Samir Kennedy: The Aching
Inviting ghosts to the party, Samir Kennedy’s sweet solo requiem subtly blends loss, hope and desire
-
Le temps d’aimer la danse – Biarritz 2024
Loving dance is a matter of time – and place – at the Biarritz festival’s 34th edition
-
Exploring the Tanz im August archipelago
Pick your own route as three writers navigate nine performances from Berlin’s long, wide and varied Tanz im August festival
-
Xenia Koghilaki finds solidarity within brutality
Through the eyes of Xenia Koghilaki, the punkish practices of headbanging and moshing are less violent than they seem
-
ImPulsTanz 2024 #2: shock and awe
Surface impressions and deeper impacts felt at Vienna’s annual cornucopia of performances
-
ImPulsTanz 2024 #1: dancers that touch you
Spaces, structures, bare skin, body mechanics and even hilarity at Vienna’s vast ImPulsTanz Festival
Choose language
The original English text is the only definitive and citable source
Springback Magazine is authored by writers who have completed Springback Academy.
-
Arno Ferrera & Gilles Polet: ARMOUR
The amorous armoury of the male body as both protection from and conduit to intimacy
-
Song and birdsong dance at Festival d’Automne Paris
Sound and song resonate through works by François Chaignaud & Geoffroy Jourdain, Marcelo Evelin, and Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker & Rabih Mroué
-
Ingrid Berger Myhre: Spelling Spectacle
Three dancers moving through time. Every moment is bound to the past. Every movement has the future inscribed in it.
-
‘For a New Beauty’: Gender Bender festival 2024
The long-running Bologna-based performing arts festival takes gender as a lens rather than a topic
-
Marco da Silva Ferreira & João Pais Filipe: Terra Cobre
Unusual connections between Portuguese cow-herding traditions and contemporary aesthetics
-
Highlights from Roma Europa Festival 2024
Deserts, flesh, flowers and budding new artists at Rome’s expansive festival
-
Claire Cunningham: Songs of the Wayfarer
Navigating your own self, space and time while making space and time for others alongside
-
Brat autumn: Iridescent Festival Bucharest 2024
Queer revolution, performance as lab experiment, and breaking the internet at Romania’s festival of contemporary dance ‘and other reconfigurations of the sensible’
-
Hungry Sharks: Destination FCKD
Playing around with non-player characters leads to… Destination FCKD?
-
Kentaro Kujirai: U-BU-SU-NA
A world premiere for a Butoh performance that arises from the conflicts and co-existence of past and present
-
Bojana Robinson: Machine
An ascetic duet for mother and machine – both performing with brain and heart
-
CODA Festival Oslo: dance connects us
Connecting us through fire, rain, blood, haircuts – and big jumps
-
Three choreographers from Onassis Stegi at B.Motion 2024
Ioanna Paraskevopoulou, Chara Kotsali and Elena Antoniou charge artistic creation with personal and feminist resonances
-
Agnietė Lisičkinaitė: every protest starts with the body
Lithuanian choreographer Agnietė Lisičkinaitė locates her work at the crossover between art and activism, dancing and demonstrating
-
Catching dreams suspended in time
A conversation with Adriana Borriello and Thierry De Mey about interweaving sound and motion, rationality and spirituality
-
Getting cosy at Amsterdam Fringe Festival
What’s cosy about an octopus? Submerge yourself in the Amsterdam Fringe Festival to find out…
-
Mette Ingvartsen: RUSH
A retrospective in a ‘rush’ becomes a skilful and yet intimate reenactment that connects past and present
-
Samir Kennedy: The Aching
Inviting ghosts to the party, Samir Kennedy’s sweet solo requiem subtly blends loss, hope and desire
-
Le temps d’aimer la danse – Biarritz 2024
Loving dance is a matter of time – and place – at the Biarritz festival’s 34th edition
-
Exploring the Tanz im August archipelago
Pick your own route as three writers navigate nine performances from Berlin’s long, wide and varied Tanz im August festival
-
Xenia Koghilaki finds solidarity within brutality
Through the eyes of Xenia Koghilaki, the punkish practices of headbanging and moshing are less violent than they seem
-
ImPulsTanz 2024 #2: shock and awe
Surface impressions and deeper impacts felt at Vienna’s annual cornucopia of performances
-
ImPulsTanz 2024 #1: dancers that touch you
Spaces, structures, bare skin, body mechanics and even hilarity at Vienna’s vast ImPulsTanz Festival
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Front page video compiled from original films by Enya Belak and Alfredo Miralles. Site design: Sanjoy Roy
© 2018–2025 Aerowaves Europe. Company No. 550454. Registered in the Republic of Ireland. All rights reserved.