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Today, on November 8, the Prague native, Czech-German dancer, choreographer, teacher and  ballet company director Ivan Liška is celebrating his 70th birthday.

The European network of young choreographers Aerowaves has selected three Czech productions to become part of the Aerowaves Twenty21.

Only a week before the Czech culture sector was forced to close under the country’s second lockdown, Johana Pocková and Sabina Bočková (aka PocketArt) premiered their long-awaited new creation

When the promising company announced its closure early this year (probably due to a near-burnout experience), many fans shed a tear.

May 2020 marked 150 years since the world première of the ballet Coppélia. Over the one and a half centuries, the piece has become a staple in the repertoires of almost all world ballet companies, including Czech ones.

After a year, the specialist online magazine Taneční aktuality is coming with another print issue – Special Edition, this time focusing on Dance and Audience.

The collaboration between Laterna magika and the Czech National Ballet can be regarded as a special event in the history of both ensembles.

Tanec Praha has won the public tender for the long-term lease of a dilapidating building in Prague 3, the former Žižkov Spa.

Heroes. We all love them, need them, and worship them. In these difficult times even more than ever. They tend to reflect our desires, dreams, and wishes, they accompany us on our journey...

The artistic director of the ballet ensemble of South Bohemian Theatre in České Budějovice, Lukáš Slavický, celebrated his 40th birthday on September 17th.

Shortly before the start of the new season, the National Ballet Brno premiered the ballet Radio and Juliet by the renowned Romanian choreographer Edward Clug.

Miřenka Čechová is a leading contemporary creator of multi-genre performances. She describes herself as a workaholic and a perfectionist.