Overview
Scholarship type
Number of scholarships to award
Grant
Scholarship coverage
- accommodation
Performing Artists Residencies support contemporary theater and dance in Central Europe by providing opportunities to host artists and companies from/in V4 countries.
Performing Artists residencies support innovation, experiment and creativity in the performing arts – new drama, contemporary dance, new circus, physical theatre, visual theater, alternative theater, performance art. The program is not suitable for stone theaters, already developed performances, or theater festivals.
The support for individual residency is €2,000 for the host institution and €2,500 for the artist.
The amount of support for group residency is €3,500 for the host institution and €5,500 for the group members.
The application form must be submitted via My Visegrad by October 15, 2024, 12:00 (noon). The online application system opens 1 month before the deadline. It is not possible to apply outside of this submission period.Application must be submitted with the following documents:
Copy of your ID or passport (of each applicant if applying as a group);
Artistic portfolio + reviews;
Scan of letter of acceptance from the host organization in English on a letterhead paper no older than 3 months which includes the names of the artists; title of the project; planned dates of the residency; date; name and signature of the statutory representative.
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