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18 December 2019

FEDORA Prizes

 We received numerous inspiring projects for the ballet, opera, education and digital prize categories.
An exciting period in our competition is awaiting us in 2020!  


What is next?

 Our expert partners Opera Europa, Reseo and IMZ International Music + Media Centre, will evaluate the projects and the shortlist will be announced on February 3rd, 2020.
The voting phase will begin then, too, allowing the general audience to vote for their favorite projects.

Stay tuned!


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