Life Long Burning – Futures Lost and Found

Noha Ramadan's newest work premieres at Alkantara Festival in Portugal in November. 

Jasmin İhraç continues her stay at Kulturakademie Tarabya in Istanbul and presents her movie Constant changes, silent witnesses at Saha Studio.

Adam Kinner and Christopher Willes have created a one-on-one performance that turns a public library into a space of sensory encounter and heightened awareness. MANUAL will be presented at Itäkeskus Library as part of Moving in November.

Moving in November released its programme for the festival from 6–16 November in Helsinki! We highly recommend: The Soup Talks, where informal conversations raise between audience and artists mingling around a hot pot full of soup.

Ghyslaine Gau is visiting Moving in November Festival 2025 in the frame of our programme Capacity Grid.

We kicked off season #3 of our [8:tension] Podcast and this week we welcome Lisen Pousette and Olivia Rivière!

The makers of the performance DUNKEL talked about the time when they met in choir school and how singing is their natural habitat. How they moved on from soprano and alto to heavy metal and growling and about their ongoing fascination with the deconstruction of the voice.

Balázs Oláh is visiting Moving in November Festival 2025 in the frame of an Artistic Exchange Residency!

Join MDT Stockholm as a production intern in spring! They are looking for a person, who wants to work with/learn more about production and administration of dance and choreography, both at a local and at an international level. Application ends on 18 November 2025.

is a one month long festival by ICC in Sofia, Celebrating Choreography, Practicing Soft Resistance. For the 7^th time, ICC creates a space for collective process and imagination.

The day programme is a two-week process where ten artists gather for co-thinking, co-dreaming, and co-imagining institutionalization in contemporary terms. 

And the night programme is dedicated to watching choreography together. It presents seven performances, curated through a model of reciprocal motivation: some are co-produced or supported by ICC, others are brought through public recommendations and shared motivations.

Applications for danceWEB 2026 are open now and until 5 December 2025!

The danceWEB programme is a 5 week further education and exchange programme taking place every year in July and August in Vienna in the frame of ImPulsTanz – Vienna International Dance Festival. danceWEB 2026 takes place from 8 July to 12 August 2026.

This programme for young professional dancers and choreographers focuses on the exchange of ideas and knowledge, not limited by national borders, on concentrated further training, on meeting with internationally renowned artists gathering at ImPulsTanz with the aim to orient the career of its participants and establish a network.

Tuuli Vahtola started working for Moving in November in the frame of our programme On The Outset. 

Our Serbian Creative Crossroads artist Marko Milić presents his new work GAITLESS – an interactive dance space exploring anti-surveillance and anti-AI tactics as choreographic concepts – in the frame of CoFestival in Ljubljana!

Annabel Koele participates in an Artistic Exchange Residency between Bau and Divert / Antisezona. She visits  Zagreb in Dezember.

The book Bodies of Dance: Aspects of Dance as Cultural, Political, and Art Work in Yugoslavia and After by Nika Arhar and Jasmina Založnik was created as an accompanying publication to the exhibition Dancing, Resisting, (Un)Working – Aspects of Dance as Cultural, Political, and Art Work in Yugoslavia and After, which was opened by the Nomad Dance Academy network in November 2024 at the Museum of Contemporary Art during Choreographic Convention 2024 in Zagreb and in March this year at the Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova in Ljubljana. 

For 25 years, Isabelle Schad has successfully worked with an open artist constellation in Berlin, exhibiting over 60 works at major venues. She works across generations, sharing her knowledge and practice with younger artists who are now in a mid-career generation, in order to in turn pass on her knowledge to the next generation. This creates a new type of training that grows organically, becoming a movement in its own right, with its holistic practice at its heart, understanding body and mind, practice and the visibility of the work as an inseparable unity.

In his book Anarchic Bodies: Corporeal Materialism, Affects and the Political (ZG Kontrapunkt – Skopje, 2025), Dimitrov tackles the concept of the political by exploring its complex and constitutive entanglement with corporeality, affects, and matter. Dimitrov looks at artworks by the artists Velimir Zernovski and Felix Gonzalez-Torres, the political protests in North Macedonia known as the Colourful Revolution, and the subcultural and punk scene in Ljubljana during the socialist 1980s.

Croatian dancer and choreographer and former Creative Crossroads artist Sonja Pregrad performs Object of Dance in the frame of CoFestival in Ljubljana.

This year's CoFestival – International Festival of Contemporary Dance, organised by Nomad Dance Academy Slovenia and the Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture, takes place from 21–28 November 2025. It is the 14th edition of CoFestival.

Ann Papoulis, American dancer, choreographer, teacher, composer and vocalist, is well known in the local dance community for her performances in Ljubljana in the 1990s. She is even better known as a dance educator, having taught a Cunningham class at the Dance Theatre Ljubljana for a number of years. The discussion will be moderated by Rok Vevar.

Philip Berlin is participating in Antisezona this November. 

Mia Zalukar participates in an Artistic Exchange Residency between Divert / Antisezona and Bau. She visits Amsterdam in November.

We kicked off season #3 of our [8:tension] Podcast and this week it’s Martina De Dominicis turn!

She showed her work Latente and in the podcast she talked about nostalgia as something more than missing the past, but missing the future, which one thought would come but did not, about how fruitful it can be to trust in one‘s gut-feeling. And about the importance of unlearning as well as of doing things one can not do - yet.

Podcast Thursdays are back! Today we kick off season #3 of our [8:tension] Podcast – first is Matteo Haitzmann, with episode 21. He showed his work Make it Count in the frame of [8:tension] Young Choreographers' Series at this years ImPulsTanz Festival and is by the way premiering his new piece Im Styks baden at brut these days, about which he talked with us back in July.

Eva Milković is joining the team of Antisezona in the frame of On The Outset! She will be welcoming the international guests at events and work as a production assistant. Welcome to the network, Eva!

During ChoreoCon 2024 we introduced the artist of the second cycle – her's a sneak peek, more details will follow next year.