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Michal Štípa is going to quit his job as a ballet artistic director after three years. He announced his decision at the beginning of the current season...

The Pilsen ballet company has prepared another compelling title for youth and adult audiences. Miloš Forman’s Oscar-winning film One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest...

The Czech audience knew the Korzár (Le Corsaire) ballet only as a duet (or trio) staged at ballet gala concerts or dance competitions. 

Julie Petanová (born 2001) graduated from London‘s Royal Ballet School earlier this year. She has just joined the Norwegian National Ballet in Oslo and so we both agreed on a virtual meeting. 

In the edition celebrating its maturity, the Letní Letná festival was generously dedicated to Czech contemporary circus productions. 

On Tuesday, 28th September, 2 p.m. (CEST), the Dance and Performing Arts Criticism in Europe project organises an open panel discussion that will address alternative performance and writing formats, and the relationship between dance and words.

Interpreting art in novel styles and forms is a delicate matter – almost as delicate as creating it.  When film began to earn its status as an autonomous art form, critics emphasised its difference with theatre and its ability to do what the latter could not, mirroring more recent approaches to screendance...

The autumn period of the TANEC PRAHA festival will open with William Forsythe’s A Quiet Evening of Dance on 11 September 2021. 

In the 2021/2022 season, the National Moravian-Silesian Theatre will offer 22 premiere titles to their viewers: seven operas, nine dramas, three ballet productions, and three musicals.

Oqda, which in Arabic means knot, is not only the title of this dance and acrobatics piece by Etta Ermini Dance Theatre but an invitation to witness three remarkably skilled and charismatic performers embark on a highly spirited journey of embodied intercultural dialogue.

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.