APAP - Advancing Performing Arts Project

Website: www.apapnet.eu

The apap partners are: Tanzfabrik Berlin, BIT Teatergarasjen, Maison de la Culture d’Amiens, Centrale Fies, InSzPer Performing Arts Institute, Reykjavik Dance Festival, STATION – Service for contemporary dance, Teatro Nacional D.Maria II, SZENE Salzburg, BOULEVARD Festival, Kunstencentrum BUDA.

The apap artists are: Agata Maszkiewicz, Ana Dubljevic, Anne-Lise Le Gac, buren, Chiara Bersani, Florin Flueras, Jule Flierl, Harun Morrison, Igor Koruga, Ingrid Berger Myhre, Milla Koistinen, Muna Mussie, Naomi Velissariou, Noëmi Lakmaier, Paula Diogo, Selma Selman, Sergiu Matis, Sonya Lindfors, Tatiana Julien and Zia Soares.

apap - FEMINIST FUTURES is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.

R.O.M. Residencies on the move

Created in 2019 by La Balsamine (Brussels, Be), le joli collectif - Théâtre Aire Libre (St-Jacques de la Lande, Fr) and the Grütli (Geneva, Ch) and joined in 2023 by the Santarcangelo Festival (Santarcangelo di Romagna, It), Théâtre Périscope (Québec, Ca), Théâtre Prospero (Montréal, Ca) and in 2024 by the Reykjavik Dance Festival (Rekjavik, Is). The R.O.M brings together creation and dissemination spaces working in collaboration to build a network of residencies and dissemination.

This network is based first of all on the sharing of our respective experiences and on our will to confront ourselves with other expertise in the accompaniment of artists, other ways of functioning, but also to mutualize our means. As "friends theaters", we invite artists to live and work in our structures each season. These are privileged moments of encounters that create links between artists and institutions, opportunities for future collaborations directly linked to the creative process.

R.O.M Residencies on the move is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.

Nordic Residency Exchange Programme

In the Nordic Residency Exchange Programme, five major performing arts houses in the northern Europe collaborate to exchange artists once a year. Each house sends out a local artist to a partner and receives an artist from one of the other partners (from either Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland or Iceland). These residencies are selected by the partners and can not be applied for.

The Nordic Residency Exchange Programme is funded by the Nordic Culture Point and the Nordic Culture Fund and is supported by Bora Bora Residency Centre, BIT Teatergarasjen, MDT Stockholm, Reykjavik Dance Festival and Zodiak.

Nordic Residency Exchange Programme is supported by Nordic Culture Fund.

Bridges

BRIDGES is run by Sonya Lindfors and the organisation UrbanApa and is a Nordic project funded by Kulturkontakt Nord / Nordic Culture Point with UrbanApa from Finland, CODA Oslo International Dance Festival and BIT Teatergarasjen from Norway, MDT from Sweden, Haut from Denmark and Reykjavík dance festival from Iceland among its partners. After a successful pilot of the project in 2020-2022, its second phase will take place in 2023-2024. The second phase consists in a series of seminars partner workshops, a small publication, and more.