Czech National Ballet has added another work by John Neumeier to its repertoire after A Streetcar Named Desire. This time it is the ballet Liliom, which had its world premiere in 2011 in a production by the Hamburg Ballett.

“All art is political in the sense that it serves someone’s politics”, wrote the American playwright August Wilson.

We met the day before his fifty-first birthday in front of the Arkády shopping center in Pankrác, Prague. Even from a distance, when I saw him, his upright posture clearly revealed his background in dance. And no wonder...

Biennale Danza 2025, Myth Makers, staged a landscape of tension and contradiction, where aesthetics collided with both implicit and overt politics.

The global celebration of ballet known as World Ballet Day returns to the online space and social media on November 12.

The second edition of Dance Context Journal has just been released, this time dedicated to the theme of Identity in Dance. Get your copy now! Available in print or online. The official launch will take place on 19 November 2025, with Radim Vizváry, a leading Czech mime artist and the Journal’s patron.

Every two years, Lyon turns into an open-air stage. Here I am, standing on the pavement, squeezed between a giant balloon and a brass band that insists on being heard three blocks away, watching the inevitable Défilé de la Biennale.

In an evening highlighting the transmission of legacy within the Dresden Frankfurt Dance Company, this year’s Romaeuropa festival – Rome’s largest international performing arts festival – presented Undertainment by William Forsythe and Lisa by Ioannis Mandafounis.