A programme by Performing Arts Fund NL to promote Dutch music, theatre and dance abroad.
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Four Netherlands-based theatremakers in PerformLab exchange programme Turkey
The PerformLab exchange programme aims to bring together artists from Turkey and the Netherlands to plant the seeds of possible collaborations and lay foundations for a sustainable artistic dialogue between the two countries. Through a series of workshops the programme offers new perspectives to performing artists from a wide range of disciplines who have an interest in performance and interdiscip… - /news
New grant for international co-productions
With the new grant the Performing Arts Funds NL aims to contribute to the development of a strong international profile of performing arts from the Netherlands as well as professionalise the Netherlands' performing arts sector. Who can apply? Organisations that produce performances/ concerts such as music theatre, theatre or dance companies, and ensembles can submit an application. Festivals … - /news
29 Dutch theatre & dance companies spotlighted on new Chinese platform
The platform aims to stimulate collaboration and exchange between Chinese venues and performing arts companies from the Netherlands. By providing the companies' contact information and by sharing content on the social media platforms Weibo and Bilibili, Dutch Focus China introduces Chinese performing arts professionals to Dutch theatre and dance companies who have the ambition to go on tour in Chi… - /news
Open call: CROWD - international dance exchange
Taking place across the four countries during 2021, each artist involved will have the opportunity to collaborate with other participating artists to share experience, develop their practices and build their networks. What this residency offers The CROWD dance residency programme aims to support dance artists with an established practice in community engaged dance making to build their profess… - /news
A recap of Never Grow Up!: Wowing US audiences with Dutch arts for children
Remarkable work from the Netherlands wowed and delighted both children and their families, and presenters and agencies at renowned events and venues including the Brooklyn Academy of Music, John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, the Chicago and New York International Children's Film Festivals, and the Bay Area and Brooklyn Book Festivals. A wave of Dutch artistry was showcased in the form… - /news
Four years of Going Dutch: international gigs and exciting collaborations
Dutch Performing Arts commissioned the Jazz Promotion Network (JPN) to coordinate the focus programme Going Dutch to support Dutch jazz musicians and/or groups to perform and tour in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. The project consisted of an umbrella campaign, invitations for jazz promotors and journalists to every concert and, under certain conditions, also support for travel and acc… - /news
Kennedy Center brings Dutch theatre and dance to young U.S. audiences through Virtual Field Trips
The collaboration is part of the Never Grow Up! programme. Launched in 2019, Never Grow Up! brings an abundance of Dutch film, literature and performing arts for young audiences to the United States. The programme presents and shares a wide range of work from the Netherlands for young audiences at festivals, conferences and other platforms, all representing a respect for young people and dedicatio… - /events/professionals-programmes
Gaudeamus Muziekweek 2021 professionals' programme
Gaudeamus Muziekweek facilitates the development of new work and an stages tomorrow’s music. As part of a collaboration with Dutch Performing Arts since 2015, the festival organises an international professionals' programme to present a host of Netherlands-based artists and composers to international presenters. Invitations to the professionals' programme are extended by the organising festival.… - /events/professionals-programmes
Highlights from the Lowlands at Nederlands Theater Festival and Het TheaterFestival
Through online personal encounters, international presenters will discover new work and engage in conversations with Dutch and Flemish artists and fellow programmers. Highlights from the Lowlands The online professionals' programme takes place on Tuesday 7 September 2021 from 14:00-17:00 CET. The following artists based in the Netherlands and Flanders will in engage in coversations ab… - /events/on-the-international-stage
French translation of Dutch-language theatre text presented at Festival Regards Croisés
…utch and Flemish authors will take place this summer at the convent of La Chartreuse in Villeneuve-lèz-Avignon, France. Dutch-language theatre texts take the stage in France As part of a special collaboration that started in 2018, Dutch Performing Arts, Flanders Literature and Flanders Arts Institute present staged readings of theatre texts from Flanders and the Netherlands in France, in coll… - /events/on-the-international-stage
29 Dutch theatre & dance companies spotlighted on DutchFocus-China.com
The platform aims to stimulate collaboration and exchange between Chinese venues and performing arts companies from the Netherlands. By providing the companies' contact information and by sharing content on the social media platforms Weibo and Bilibili, Dutch Focus China introduces Chinese performing arts professionals to Dutch theatre and dance companies who have the ambition to go on tour in Chi… - /events/representation-at-events
Dutch delegation visits TPAM in Yokohama
…itemaker and Joriene Blom (Arno Schuitemaker). The delegates' visit is aimed at promoting, researching and/or networking for their (music) theatre or dance company. The visit to TPAM is organised in collaboration with Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tokyo. Networking session The Dutch delegates will take part in a networking session on 10 February 2020, 15:00-15:40 at Yokohama P…