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As the new On Record album is out, here’s another way to revisit Moving Balkans 2026: Dmitrijus Andrušanecas Dmitrijus b...
31/07/2026

As the new On Record album is out, here’s another way to revisit Moving Balkans 2026: Dmitrijus Andrušanecas Dmitrijus breaks down the plus‑points of the second edition of the contemporary dance showcase in Novi Sad — from performances and pitches to the people who made it matter.

Read the full piece on Springback Magazine: https://springback.org/magazine/2026/07/12-reasons-why-moving-balkans-2026

Follow Jordi Ribot Thunnissen through his press trip in Prague for Tanec Praha 2026, a programme deploying art and craft...
09/07/2026

Follow Jordi Ribot Thunnissen through his press trip in Prague for Tanec Praha 2026, a programme deploying art and craft in despair, in resistance, in hope

In Prague and beyond, Tanec Praha deploys art and craft in despair, in resistance, in hope

Anna Kozonina dives into staging stories and diversities at the fifth edition of the Stockholm dance festival
07/07/2026

Anna Kozonina dives into staging stories and diversities at the fifth edition of the Stockholm dance festival

Staging stories and diversities at the fifth edition of the Stockholm dance festival

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07/07/2026

Anna Kozonina dives into staging stories and diversities at the fifth edition of the Stockholm dance festival

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Dmitrijus Andrušanecas reviews performances presented at the thirtieath edition of  Olivier Dubois’ Tragédie (New Edit)R...
03/07/2026

Dmitrijus Andrušanecas reviews performances presented at the thirtieath edition of

Olivier Dubois’ Tragédie (New Edit)
Robyn Orlin’s In a Corner the Sky Surrenders (unplugging archival journeys… #3) (for Volmir N>I>T>E>D
Christos Papadopoulos’ My Fierce Ignorant Step

"Celebrating its thirtieth anniversary, New Baltic Dance returned this year with a question rather than a promise: ‘WHAT’S NEXT?’ Extending from 26 February to 29 April, the festival avoids clear answers. Instead, it presents bodies caught in transition: exhausted by systems, searching for home, resisting technology, or moving collectively towards uncertainty. Throughout the programme, the body becomes both a battlefield and a place of refuge."

Thirty years and going strong, New Baltic Dance still asks questions

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