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Over the past three years, in collaboration with our Sustainability Expert Partner, Theatre Green Book, we have been working alongside 12 opera houses to support the environmental transition of the performing arts sector.
Read moreWe are pleased to announce the opening of the call for applications for the FEDORA Prizes Biennale 2027!
Emerging artists, opera houses, dance companies, festivals and cultural organisations from across Europe are invited to submit innovative projects in the fields of opera and dance.
FEDORA Ambassadors Series
29 May 2026
Founded in Paris in 1827 and revived in 2010, Duvelleroy has long embodied the elegance, craftsmanship and artistry of the hand fan. We had the pleasure to speak with Eloïse Gilles, at the head of this historic maison, entering a new chapter as a FEDORA Corporate Member.
Read moreDance Magazine’s recent feature, “Are Luxury Brands Becoming Dance’s Most Important Patrons?”, examines the evolving role of luxury houses in sustaining and shaping the performing arts today.
Read moreIndustry News
28 May 2026
Lima / Peru
Our international partner Ópera Latinoamérica (OLA) has officially announced the 19th edition of its Annual Conference, taking place in Lima, Peru, from 16 to 19 June 2026 under the theme “Governance and Effective Leadership.”
Read moreWinners
28 May 2026
YUM!, winner of the FEDORA Digital Prize 2025 supported by Kearney, was awarded the 1st AION Digital Art Prize in April 2026, further affirming the project’s growing international recognition within the field of digital and immersive performance.
Read moreNorthern Ballet’s acclaimed production Gentleman Jack made its powerful London premiere at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, bringing the extraordinary life of Anne Lister to the stage in a work that blends historical biography with contemporary choreographic language and emotional intensity.
Read morePlatform Members
Opéra de Lausanne
27 May 2026
Lausanne / Switzerland
The Opéra de Lausanne presents a 2026–27 season built around stylistic diversity, combining French opera, bel canto, baroque repertoire, operetta, ballet, and contemporary family productions. The programme places a strong emphasis on new productions, regional collaborations, and rarely performed works.
Read moreAs the 2026–27 opera season begins to take shape across Europe, institutions are gradually unveiling their calendars and programmes.
This preview brings together the first announced schedules, offering a snapshot of what lies ahead - from premieres to repertoires & projects to festivals.
FEDORA is looking for a Transformation & Partnerships Coordinator to join its Innovation & Partnerships Department in Paris.
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