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FEDORA New Organisational Members © FEDORA Platform i
We Welcome New Organisational Members: A Growing European Network
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29 January 2026
Organisational Members
Over the past months, FEDORA — The European Circle of Philanthropists of Opera and Dance has continued to expand its network, welcoming several new organisational members from across Europe and beyond.
These new additions reflect a shared commitment to artistic excellence, innovation, and cross-border collaboration in opera, dance, and the performing arts.
Recently joined Organisational Members include:
© LUCA DI BARTOLO i
arcis_collective
A cross-disciplinary ensemble recognised for its collaborative and participatory approach to performance.
© Annachiara Di Stefano i
Balletto di Venezia
An Italian ballet organisation rooted in Venice’s artistic heritage, active in both classical and contemporary dance.
© FLUX Laboratory i
FLUX Laboratory
An artistic incubator based in Geneva and Athens, whose aim is to encourage innovative collaborative dynamics through experimental and transdisciplinary artistic projects.
© Nationaltheaters in München i
Freunde des Nationaltheaters in München e.V.
A major supporter of opera and ballet at Munich’s National Theatre, fostering engagement between artists, audiences, and patrons.
MY Arts Association Verein für kulturelle Unterstützung
A cultural association supporting artistic creation and projects with strong social and community impact.
New York City Center
A landmark performing arts institution known for its long-standing support of dance, theatre, and community-focused programming.
Opéra National de Bordeaux
One of France’s leading opera houses, renowned for its artistic excellence and commitment to contemporary creation.
With these new members, FEDORA now brings together 130 members across 27 countries, including 35 Platform Members, strengthening its role as a truly international network supporting the future of opera and dance. The diversity of organisations within the community, from major cultural institutions to innovative collectives and membership associations, enriches dialogue and collaboration across borders.
As FEDORA continues to grow, its expanding membership underscores a shared belief in the transformative power of the performing arts and the importance of investing collectively in their future.
