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The Robert Bosch Stiftung invites selected German speaking fellows from Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe to Germany for a thirteen-month course qualifying them in international cultural management.

SEAD seeks a highly motivated and experienced teacher for the contemporary / choreography department to join the team.

The questions we ask are simple: Does theatre has the power to make a change? If so, do students recognize it? Are they willing to use it? Is there a need to use it? What can we learn from other artistic practices?

PESNIČENJE - manifestacija koja svakog meseca okuplja veliki broj poeta, ljubiteljki poezije, stihoklepaca, kantautorki, pesnika namernika i onih koji poeziju pišu slučajno, poziva sve svoje dosadašnje i buduće učesnike i učesnice da se prijave za učešće u prvoj beogradskoj slem radionici.

The Institute for Applied Theatre Studies, Justus-Liebig-University of Giessen in cooperation with the Contemporary and Classical Dance Department of the University of Music and Performing Arts in Frankfurt/Main, is offering a Masters degree in “Choreography and Performance” (CUP) for the first time.

Studio DKQ, rediteljka Aleksandra Urošević i glumica Milica Stefanović pozivaju sve kreativne mlade ljude na učešće na BESPLATNIM radionicama scenskog pokreta i zvuka, pod zajedničkim nazivom Audiokineza, u okviru projekta Čuj, vidi, pokreni ® koje će se održati u januaru i februaru 2010. u Beogradu.

MA in Contemporary Performance offers students the opportunity to focus on conceptual, theoretical, and kinesthetic approaches to contemporary live and mediated performance practice. In particular, we recognise and encourage inquiry in areas that relate to ‘site specific’, live art, digital, post-text, and radical theatre practice.

The Berlin Post School for Physical Theatre-Dance is opening its activities in collaboration with Tanzfabrik with a unique program. The main objective of the Post School is to empower the "creative performer", self-aware and completely open to investigating subjects from various perspectives within a solid, rigorous and updated basis of Physical Theatre-Dance knowledge/experience.

Michaela Hargitay (A), Eszter Gál (H) and Zsóka Nej / Workshop Foundation (H) invite you to apply for a residency in the frame of "Research into the Unknown", a program that aims at encouraging artists to research on improvisation as an artistic tool, as a means of creation in contemporary dance.

The MAIPR is a 16-month course offered by three European universities: Warwick in the UK; Amsterdam in the Netherlands; and Tampere in Finland. The course starts in September 2010 and finishes with submission of the final dissertation on 2nd January 2012.