In the European premiere of her technicolour new work, South Korean choreographer Eun-Me Anh—one of the most important artists of her country, often referred to as the “Pina Bausch of Asia”—confronts Western audiences with their generalisations about the East.

“The ground is moving, and we are moving with it”, writes artistic director Ricardo Carmona. Tanz im August 2025 stays true to this vision: dance as a seismograph of present-day tensions.

Czech National Ballet has added another work by John Neumeier to its repertoire after A Streetcar Named Desire. This time it is the ballet Liliom, which had its world premiere in 2011 in a production by the Hamburg Ballett.

“All art is political in the sense that it serves someone’s politics”, wrote the American playwright August Wilson.

The premiere of Your Ghosts, My Shadows took place at the Komedie Theater, home to the dance company of Czech choreographer, teacher, and director Lenka Vagnerová.

The Thalia Awards 2025, prestigious awards presented for the 32nd time by the Actors' Association to the most prominent figures in Czech theatre, were ceremoniously presented this evening in the historic building of the National Theatre in Prague.

The global celebration of ballet known as World Ballet Day returns to the online space and social media on November 12.

The second edition of Dance Context Journal has just been released, this time dedicated to the theme of Identity in Dance. Get your copy now! Available in print or online. The official launch will take place on 19 November 2025, with Radim Vizváry, a leading Czech mime artist and the Journal’s patron.