Česká taneční Platforma

2026

Aftermovie

Productions

Cadavre exquis

Daniela Hanelová

Childhood Time

Yana Reutova

Echoes of Fragments

Anna Kubalíková

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Frekvence

Alžběta/Betka Tichá

Lontano

Adéla Kaválková

Lysistrata Reloaded

Aristofanés/ Kateřina Jonášová

Rapture

23Poems a Enya Belak

Same Old Story

Eli a kol. / Mirka Eliášová / Orchestr BERG

The Swind

Alina Tskhovyrebova, Daria Koval

Dramaturgical council

Saskia Wieringa holds a MA in dance theory from the University of Utrecht NL. She has been working in the Norwegian performing art scene since 1995. Since 2004 she has worked as senior artistic producer and curator for the program for young audiences at Dansens Hus-Norways national stage for contemporary dance. She leads the project GREAT art for (SM)ALL kids which aims to create a wider diversity on stage and in the audience for children’s dance performances.

Jaciel Neri is a Mexican choreographer, curator, and stage designer who was a member of the Dramaturgical Council in 2025. He is the founder and director of the moving borders platform and the CAMP_IN initiative, which support creativity, international cooperation, and the development of the dance community in Mexico and abroad. In his work, he combines contemporary dance with elements of traditional Mexican folklore and has also been involved in curatorial and consulting activities in the field of cultural projects and festivals for many years. His work has been recognized at international competitions and presented at festivals in Europe and America.

Ryszard Kalinowski is a dancer, choreographer, curator. Head of National Choreographic Centre in Lublin. Initiator, programmer and co-organiser of numerous contemporary dance and interdisciplinary events in Poland and abroad, a.o. International Dance Theatres Festival in Lublin (since 1997). „Tour d’Europe des choregraphes: Poland, France, Spain, Ireland, Germany” (2009-2011), „Choreographic territories: Central and Eastern Europe” (2016, 2018), „Artil: Ukraine, Poland, Austria” (2019), „Spaces of Art – Dance in Poland” (2020-2025), “Visiting Artists Programme” (2025-27).