Dance News

The Danse Suisse newsletter provides information on dance and cultural political issues and on current cultural events with a focus on Switzerland as a whole. The promotion of individual artistic productions is not the focus of the coverage. The office is happy to receive comments and suggestions on specific topics. Contact us at info@dansesuisse.ch.

RESO PROJECT CALLS 2027/28

Dienstag 30.06.26
From: Danse Suisse
The Swiss Dance Network Reso is seeking works for two of its upcoming projects: Tanzfest 2027 and Swiss Dance Days 2028. Applicants must be Swiss dance companies or companies based in Switzerland.
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LUGANO DANCE PROJECT – “DANCE & HERITAGE” LOOKING BACK AND MOVING FORWARD

Dienstag 30.06.26
From: Danse Suisse
The Lugano Dance Project (June 10–14), featuring both international and Swiss productions, once again provided a platform where cultures, collectives, artistic expressions, and identities came together under this year’s theme, “Dance & Heritage.”
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NANI KHAKSHOURI, L’ART DE RELIER LES MONDES

Montag 29.06.26
From: Danse Suisse
Figure discrète mais incontournable de la danse suisse depuis plus de trois décennies, Nani Khakshouri a contribué à façonner l’écosystème chorégraphique du pays sans jamais chercher la lumière. Pionnière du management culturel en Suisse alémanique, communicante, productrice, enseignante et bâtisseuse de réseaux, elle a accompagné des générations d’artistes, imaginé des projets d’envergure et défendu une vision ouverte de la danse. Rencontre avec une femme qui préfère les coulisses à la scène, mais dont l’empreinte est partout.
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CULTURE BRINGS HISTORY TO LIFE: ORIGEN TAKES OVER HOTEL PIANTA

Sonntag 28.06.26
From: Danse Suisse
The Origen Cultural Foundation (Nova Fundaziun Origen) is taking over the historic Hotel Pianta in Savognin. After several years of vacancy, Origen intends to revitalize the hotel through a diverse cultural program.
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SRG’S CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS

Sonntag 28.06.26
From: Danse Suisse
Last May, SRG published an analysis of its cultural contributions. The study represents an important first step in providing information on the broadcaster’s cultural activities.
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