Aerowaves holds an annual open call for emerging choreographers working in geographical Europe who want to become one of the Aerowaves Twenty. 

Hofesh Shechter’s Clowns premiered in 2016 and this adaptation on screen for BBC’s ‘Performance Live’ strand Program was released already in 2018 before any remote idea of dystopian viruses and lockdowns. 

Apply to be one of the eight writers who will discuss Writing about Dance. The project Dance and Performing Arts Criticism in Europe, a collaboration of Czech Dance News and Performing Arts Hub Norway, organises a three-day seminar for european emerging dance critics and writers

The Norwegian dance group, Kartellet, created a video version of the 2014 performance Can you come down and fetch me? Initially, this performance was presented in front of an audience: this time, we watch it through a handheld camera...

In her piece UN/DRESS | moving painting, dancer and choreographer Masako Matsushita takes the viewer on a conscious journey of female bodily presence in a social context. 

For the second time now, the traditional student choreography of 3 year students at the Konzervatoř Duncan centre was entrusted to one of their alumni, Jiří Bartovanec. 

To engage with an online performance is no easy task for me; I miss the feeling of being with the dancers – and the dancers being with me. However, the recorded version of The Lion’s Den managed to grab me...

Art is a reflection of the world we are living in, and an artist cannot create uninfluenced by their surroundings. This time Crystal Pite and Netherlands Dance Theatre bring a political theme to the table – both literally and metaphorically.

It took a long time before we agreed on a date and time for our online meeting. We were both nervous about missing the meeting when we connected, as London, where Daria Klimentová was connecting from, was an hour less than the Czech Republic.