Performing Arts

Motion Chapel, a circus training and creation space in County Roscommon, Ireland has announced an open call for the four-week contemporary circus residency ‘chrúthu’, open to European Residents wishing to spend a month in residency in Ireland from 1-31 July 2024. Motion Chapel are looking to facilitate two groups of 2-3 emerging contemporary circus artists each seeking to collaborate on a common creation or research project.

Lugar Futuro – First Works is a showcase of choreographic works by young choreographers who are starting a career in the professional world of dance. The organisers are calling for applicants for the next edition, which will take place from 21-24 March 2024. Applicants should be between 18-30 years old, and have a completed piece between 10-25 minutes in length with max. 5 performers.

European Shakespeare Festivals Network has announced a call for a small-scale production which will be invited to the member festivals during 2024. Submitted productions can be reworkings of a Shakespeare text or pieces derived from Shakespeare’s plays.

Zodiak – Centre for New Dance in Helsinki is calling for applications for co-productions to premiere in 2025. Zodiak are looking for proposals that incorporate an essential relationship to dance and bodily performance, as well as an idea of how to form an audience relationship.

amaneï invite artists and cultural professionals legally residing in one of the 40 Creative Countries (including the Overseas Countries and Territories and Outermost Regions of the European Union), except Italy, to apply for the research-based residency project ‘Iancura’ in Santa Marina Salina (Aeolian Islands) in spring 2024.

Organised by the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice and the Institute of Art Polish Academy of Sciences, the ‘Devised Theatre / Dance Theatre’ conference will be held in Katowice from 9-12 November 2023. The conference organisers invite the participation of theoreticians and practitioners who are fascinated by the working methods and tools of devised theatre.

Dance Limerick offers supported residencies to professional dance artists and choreographers to research and develop work in the beautiful surroundings of St. John’s Church dance space and studio throughout 2024. The residency is for a one or two week period. It supports individual artists or a team of up to 4 artists/collaborators.