This is Fast Forward. The programme by the Dutch Performing Arts Fund that offers Dutch talent the opportunity to develop their career in an international context. Eleven participants will have the opportunity to work with leading international producers and to present themselves on the international stage. Today we are visiting Itamar Serussi. He is the in-house choreographer of Scapino Ballet in Rotterdam, and in the Fast Forward programme he is working for Balleto di Roma in Italy. His supervisor is artistic leader Roberto Casarotto. Today they are discussing the performance that Itamar is making at Balleto di Roma. And about his ultimate dream: to have his own dance company.

Random Collision is looking for experienced choreographers who are open to collaborate with other choreographers and scientists in the research week from 12 - 20 September.

Photo: Sebastien Paule
Photo: Sebastien Paule
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News 08 April 2015

Apply for IETM Campus

The application deadline for soloists wanting to participate in the International Classical Music Auditions 2015 is May 1st 2015.

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News 02 April 2015

Open call AltoFest Napoli

International Theatre Institute ITI is recruiting for the following positions for its headquarters in Shanghai/ China:

News 24 December 2014

Call for residence Walpurgis

To all singers, musicians, composers, actors, artists and so on who engage in experimental work in the musical-theatre genre, the Walpurgis musical-theatre company is offering a 2 to 3-week residence at deFENIKS between May and September 2015, plus the opportunity to present their research/work/project during the 2015 Feniks Festival.

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News 01 December 2014

The Art of Impact - kick-off

The Performing Arts Fund NL’s new programme, ‘Fast Forward: talent in international context’, will launch on 1 January 2014. Through this programme, the Fund gives talented makers the opportunity to work under the supervision of an international host for some time. The programme will run for three years, from 2014 through 2016. The Minister of Culture has made an amount of 1.1 million euros available for the programme.