Members
Country | City | Dance organisation |
---|---|---|
Austria | Vienna | danceWEB |
Austria | Vienna | ImPulsTanz Vienna International Dance Festival |
Belgium | Brussels | ROSAS |
Belgium | Brussels | Ultima Vez |
Belgium | Antwerpen | De Singel |
Bulgaria | Sofia | The Red House/Center for Culture and Debate |
Cyprus | Limassol | Omada pelma |
Czech Republic | Prague | Ctyri Dny |
Denmark | Copenhague | Danish National School of Theatre and Contemporary Dance (Skolen for Moderne Dans) |
Finland | Pyhäsalmi | Full Moon Festival |
France | Montpellier | Centre chorégraphique National de Montpellier |
France | Tourcoing | Le Fresnoy |
Germany | Berlin | Tanzwerkstatt |
Greece | Athens | State School of Dance |
Hungary | Budapest | Mühely Alapítvány |
Iceland | Reykjavík | Dansleikhús med Ekka |
Ireland | Dublin | International Dance Festival Ireland |
Italy | Venice | Biennale di Venezia - Settore Danza |
Lithuania | Vilnius | Lithuanian Dance Information Center |
Luxembourg | Luxembourg | Centre de Création Chorégraphique Luxembourgeois |
Norway | Oslo | Danse- og Teatersentrum |
Netherlands | Amsterdam | Julidans |
Poland | Poznan | Towarzystwo Gimnastyczne |
Portugal | Lisbon | Culturgest |
Portugal | Lisbon | RE.AL |
Portugal | Porto | Rivoli Teatro Municipal |
Romania | Bucarest | Solitude Project |
Slovakia | Bratislava | Bratislava in Movement |
Slovenia | Ljubljana | maska |
Sweden | Stockholm | ccap |
Sweden | Malmö | Dansstationen |
Turkey | Istanbul | Tal-Dans |
United Kingdom | London | Southbank Centre |
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