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Invisible Cities by Rambert at Manchester International Festival © Tristram Kenton i
Applications for the FEDORA Prizes 2020 are open!
FEDORA Prizes
A scene from Invisible Cities, adapted by Lolita Chakrabarti @ Mayfield, part of Manchester International Festival. Directed by Leo Warner. Co-Director and Choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui. With Dance by Rambert and Concept and Design by 59 Productions. © Tristram Kenton i
Another round of the FEDORA Prizes competition has just been launched. Opera houses, dance companies and festivals can now apply on our platform www.fedora-platform.com/competition/apply-now until December 13th, 2019, noon!
Selected projects by our expert partners Opera Europa, RESEO and IMZ International Music + Media Centre will then be published in February on our website for the call for votes, during which anyone can vote for their favorite projects, and eventually nominate one project per category for the second round of the competition.
Be prepared then for the crowdfunding campaigns of nominees chosen by our jury and by the public, as of spring! This is the moment when you can be part of the creation process and see the insights of a new opera or ballet production: buy signed pointes shoes or access to Q&As with the artists, while contributing to the artists and production team.
The final winners, chosen by an independent jury of experts, will then be announced during our annual Award Ceremony in June.
Who do you think will be the next winners for Opera, Ballet, Education and Digital Prizes?
Stay tuned for the announcement of the shortlist in February!
Applications for the FEDORA Prizes 2021 are open!
More than ever, in order to guarantee the future of opera and ballet, the next generation of artists need to be supported. If your organisation is seeking funding, you can apply and get the chance to win up to €225,000 for your artistic projects!
FEDORA Prizes, Nominee
24 March 2022
Netherlands
The opera “Upload”, composed by Michel van der Aa and led by Dutch National Opera premiered on July 29th at the Bregenz Festival. This new creation tells the story of a father, who suffers a severe trauma, and a daughter. The father decides to live forever through an “upload”, a digital version of himself...
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La Fabrique de la Danse
13 May 2019
Paris / France
Last october three primary school classes discovered a dance show by Ohad Naharin for youngsters, titled “Décalé”. It was interpreted by the Young Ensemble of the Batsheva Dance Company in the Chaillot National Theater.
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