Together with Dutch Performing Arts five Dutch artists and artistic companies will travel to Yokohama, Japan to visit TPAM (Performing Arts Meeting Yokohama). The 2020 edition takes place from 8-16 February.

On 15 January 2020 Dutch Culture USA and the General Delegation of the Government of Flanders to the USA will host a networking reception on the occasion of JanArtsNYC. JanArtsNYC is one of the largest and most influential gatherings of the performing arts scene, attracting more than 45,000 performing arts leaders, artists, and enthusiasts from across the globe.

Dutch Performing Arts proudly powers eight Dutch youth theatre and dance companies who are present at the IPAY Showcase 2019, in collaboration with the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York, Assitej Netherlands and DutchCulture. The showcase takes place from 15-19 January 2019 in Philadelphia, the United States.

At 11 January 2018 Dutch Culture USA will host a networking reception on the occasion of the Industry Events as part of JanArtsNYC. JanArtsNYC is one of the largest and most influential gatherings of the performing arts scene. At the reception you can meet the representatives of a myriad of theatre and music organizations from Flanders & the Netherlands as well as key representatives from ISPA.

Dutch Performing Arts is present at the CINARS biennale 2016. Milone Reigman (who is also selected for a pitch session) and Josee Hussaarts, artistic director of Theatergroep Kwatta (part of the official programme), are at booth 108 and Anja Krans, programme manager of Dutch Performing Arts, is also at the biennale.

The annual Showcase of IPAY is the premiere event in North America, dedicated to promoting the best in international performing arts for young audiences.

Dutch Performing Arts is going abroad to represent the Netherlands and to do some research. This time the destination is South Korea.

During the Prague Quadrennial, which focuses on scenography, Platform Scenography organises not a classic pavilion, but interventions in the public space: 'Between realities'.