By June 2026, dancEUA had already involved 86 participants, supported 11 new dance works, delivered 13 artistic residencies, enabled 13 touring performances with 55 artistic collaborators, and completed four Study Visits. These mid-term results show how the project is turning European cooperation into concrete opportunities for Ukrainian contemporary dance artists and partner communities across Europe. Halfway through its implementation, dancEUA - Contemporary Resilience: Re

The second edition of Empowering Dancers in Motion has begun in Bibinje, bringing together ten young dancers for a summer of training, creation, exchange and public presentations across Bibinje, Šibenik and Zadar. Ten Dancers, Five Countries, One Shared Journey Last week, the second edition of Empowering Dancers in Motion officially began in Croatia, opening a new chapter of artistic exchange, training, creation and international collaboration within the dancEUA project. Orga

During June, the European cultural cooperation project dancEUA and the Ukrainian contemporary dance platform PULSE brought together a series of powerful performances in Sfântu Gheorghe (Sepsiszentgyörgy), Romania. The whole event drew 363 audiences, both local and international guests. Created in the shadow of war, these programs demonstrated how movement can articulate trauma and redefine identity, turning fragility into radical strength. The Body as a Living Archive of Tran

The dance performance “Life in Beta” , choreographed by Sofija Milić, premiered on February 25, 2026, at the Zagrebački plesni centar in Zagreb. Created within the framework of the European project dancEUA - Contemporary Resilience: Reinventing Dance in Ukraine, the production stands as a strong example of cross-border artistic collaboration and contemporary dance resilience. Sofija Milić on the International Premiere of “Life in Beta” Sofija Milić was selected as a choreogra

The first part of the Dancers in Motions activities, held in Zagreb from October to December as part of the danceEUA project, has been completed. To recap, ten young dancers from the five partner countries (Croatia, Hungary, Ukraine, Romania, and Sweden) stayed in Zagreb, where they took part in daily dance workshops and training sessions. The young dancers lived and worked together in this kind of “dance colony,” which helped achieve one of the main goals of the project: fos

Vytlycke – Centre for Performing Arts, as part of the dancEUA project, provides emerging dance artists from across Europe with a space for experimentation, collaboration, and artistic development. Within the project, Vytlycke organizes 18 residency sessions (summer and winter), with up to 3 artists per session, totaling 6 artists per year. Artists work in small groups, supported by mentors who offer feedback, guidance, and creative advice. Each session concludes with a work-

As part of the dancEUA project , the Forum of Young Choreographers, and NYIT at KET, the Choreo Sync international residency recently brought together ten emerging choreographers from Ukraine, Sweden, Croatia, Hungary, and Romania for a three-day intensive creative experience in Hungary. Organized by CEDT – Central Europe Dance Theatre and presented at the 14th SŐT7 International Contemporary Dance Festival , the residency offered a unique opportunity to explore new movemen

DancEUA Artist-in-Residence is organized as a part of the dancEUA, a Creative Europe project (2024-2027) created by Studio za suvremeni ples / Studio – contemporary dance company (Croatia), Közép-Európa Táncszínház / Central Europe Dance Theatre (Hungary), M STUDIO (Romania), Vitlycke – CPA (Sweden) and UA Contemporary Dance Platform Платформа сучасного танцю (Ukraine) to empower Ukrainian contemporary dance through creativity, connection and resilience.