The Beyond Front@: Bridging Periphery (2023-2026) project, co-funded by the Creative Europe Culture Programme, aims to strengthen the contemporary dance scene in Central Europe. By connecting and supporting artists, managers, festivals, and institutions from six countries—Sweden, Poland, Romania, Croatia, Slovenia, and Hungary—the project seeks to enhance the visibility and social impact of contemporary dance. Its key focus areas are collaborative strategies, capacity building, and sustainable cultural production, with an emphasis on training and regional visibility.
The Dance Communication Lab (DCL) is a space for sharing experiences among participants. The main goal of the meeting is to connect individuals who
Bunker, Ljubljana announces an international OPEN CALL for participation in the Dance Communication Lab for dancers from the partner countries (Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Poland, Romania,
During the 11th International Monodance Festival in Budapest, from May 21, 2024, to May 25, 2024, as part of the Beyond Front@: Bridging Periphery project,
The Beyond Front@: Bridging Periphery project convened its midterm meeting on March 15th and 16th, in Krakow. Hosted within the historic walls of Cricoteka, the
Author: Lena Megyeri A standout performance at Budapest’s Sissi Autumn Dance Week gets very meta… Sissi Autumn Dance Week, organised in Budapest by Central Europe
Author: Metod Zupan It was on November 14th that I arrived in Budapest for the SŐT7 (Sissi Autumn Dance Week), which was held in
Author: Zuzanna Berendt If you say “I take your word for it” or “I hold you to that”, there is something physical to it, and
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