wonderful collaboration, which each year adds something special to the event.
Janine Stubbe’s inaugural lecture, “The Power of Art - From Promise to Practice” (Dutch), can be read here . Photos: De Schaapjesfabriek
where our common European dance heritage is cherished and serves to inspire younger artists, and where older people are respected and engage in meaningful, creative activities.
choreographers create an intriguing composition and the choice not to use music is brave and captivating. What is surprising and curious is the theatricality of the piece. The confidence and authenticity
. She currently leads her own group, "Nakumba!", and is preparing to release her debut album. In Sophie's own words: “I am a vocalist and performer who feels passionate about exploring the human singing
Berlin. The cantata for mixed choir and orchestra is a tribute to Pierre Boulez, who would have turned 100 this year, and is based on the poem of the same name by Stéphane Mallarmé. Commissioned by
Survey. For this reason, the outcome is particularly meaningful to Codarts. Students do not only rate individual programmes highly: all Codarts bachelor’s programmes are among the Netherlands’ Top
The 2024 winners: Third-year Bachelor of Dance in Education student Anne Hijmissen received a scholarship from the Corrie Hartong Dance Fund / Friends of Codarts Foundation. Bachelor of Dance students Oriana Mestre Oliveira (3rd year) and Tomas Fidalgo Simões Lucas da Silva (2nd year) received a scholarship from the Kylián Foundation after the performance Talent On The Move in Theater Rotterdam. Bachelor of Dance students Marc Sayer Cassú (3rd year), Ethel Desdames (3rd year), Agnese Biavati (2nd year) and Haley Diallo Gabarró (2nd year) received a scholarship from the Corrie Hartong Dance Fund
Margriet won the Jazz Audience Award for the album Northern Lights with the Odelion Orchestra. The winners of Edison Jazz 2021 were announced on Saturday by Co de Kloet during CoLive! on NPO Radio 2.
On Friday 30 January, the city takes centre stage at LantarenVenster during the RTM programme, which gives local makers and stories a prominent platform. RTM presents a selection of striking works from Rotterdam and South Holland and is shown in the presence of the creators. The programme is curated by guest curators Hasret Emine (writer and researcher), Suzanne Koopstra (filmmaker) and Tim van Hooft (visual artist and filmmaker Timaeus), who will also provide introductions and lead the post-screening discussions. As part of RTM, filmmaker Joysi Olijhoek presents the audiovisual project Jazz
