Pandemic dramaturgies
An introduction
Read about the small-scale online symposium DansBrabant organised for the partners and dramaturgs in EU-project Micro Macro Dramaturgies in Dance (MMDD) and check out the witty cartoons!
CANCELLED ivm Covid-19, Concertgebouw Brugge, Brugge (BE)
Read about the small-scale online symposium DansBrabant organised for the partners and dramaturgs in EU-project Micro Macro Dramaturgies in Dance (MMDD) and check out the witty cartoons!
What does it mean to be a human being in a time of pandemic, and can art provide alleviation?
The DIYS project plan (2021-2023) was positively assessed in Brussels by the Creative Europe committee. DIYS can start this fall and focuses in a European context on developing new working methods in working with local communities.
Watch our growing selection of thrilling and thoughtful dance films from southern choreographers and support these artists by doing so.
With DANSJACHT we will celebrate on October 18 2020 winning back public space as the place where we interconnect. Read more on the new website.
Festival Cement – March 20 – 28, Cinedans March 25 – 29 & all nine editions of the Moving Futures Festival 2020 are cancelled. In line with the guide lines of the government at this point in time, all performances are cancelled for now until at least April 6. Of course this is very unfortunate, […]
Looking for a studio space? DansBrabant has two studios that we rent out for rehearsals, presentations, workshops and shoots. Read here more information per studio.
‘In the opinion of the Advisory Committee, DansBrabant provides an excellent basis for the growth and development of dance makers. Thanks to the strong choice of makers and the craftsmanship in talent development, DansBrabant contributes majorly to the forefront of the Dutch dance sector.’ We are very pleased with the wonderful advice that the BrabantStad […]
Read the reference book of the International Choreographers Week 2019 here with columns, reports, participant quotes and Dance&Dare-essays! Sign up for 2020!
In 2019 and 2020 Katja Heitmann and her team are working together with arts-festivals and museums, creating a series of choreographic sculptures.
‘All those eyes on her body. All those different eyes, with different thoughts, with different perceptions of looking, of seeing.’
‘I realise, small moments of togetherness have always moved me, especially when they happen between strangers. The way we form temporary units or collectives is very appealing to me.’