own.’ What is studying in times of corona like for you? ‘It doesn’t inconvenience me very much, so far. The dance classes at Codarts continue as usual and many other things I do from home, on Zoom. It [...] the impression that many people my age are thinking that it won’t happen to them. This worries me. The best approach is to regard everyone as potentially contaminated. Then you are sure to keep your
not obliged to do so. Sometimes a key money is asked for. You don't have to pay that (it's even against the law). Who is responsible for repairs inside and on the property? What is the notice period of
them to their own musical practice. “That’s something we hadn’t explored in this structured way before,” Jan says. The focus on wider themes fits the department itself, where students work within [...] sing them? And is it even up to us to say we should or shouldn’t do this?” When themes like gender and religion meet, this can create tension. These experiences show Jan how important it is to have [...] he would say to someone who is considering Global Musics but isn’t sure yet, Jan looks at the question a student brings. If they feel between musical worlds - rooted in one tradition but curious about
again. Application criteria: Your nationality is non-EEA (you don’t have a second, EU nationality). You are applying for a full-time Master or Bachelor’s at Codarts Rotterdam. You meet the admission
for the 2025-2026 academic year. When the doors opened, we didn't just start a new academic year – we also began a new chapter in the history of this department. The energy, creativity and global
most common questions about the programme. If your question isn't covered here, feel free to reach out to us directly, and we’ll be happy to assist you. 1 - I previously applied to the World Music
intensity training muscles are damaged a little bit. That doesn’t sound very good, but it’s actually not a problem. Your body is will repair your muscles and as a result your muscles become stronger [...] in Dutch) or wholegrain tortillas Preparations This meal doesn’t even include cooking. Just heat everything and you’re done. And the good news is, it’s a healthy dinner packed with vegetables and a
batter into your baking tray and spread into an even layer. It doesn’t look like much batter, but it’s enough. Place the plums, cut side down, in concentric circles on top of the batter. Sprinkle with the
and transdisciplinary understanding of performance. Act: Plums and T The act “Plums and T” narrates a story about dizziness, transitioning from a societal feeling to a physical state. For Lena Kautz, it [...] : @oscarcartwright Biography: Oscar Cartwright initially didn’t like the circus, he thought it was full of grumpy clowns and idiots on tightropes. So, when at 17 his mum bought tickets to go see [...] say he was dying on stage but even that he can’t seem to do… By combining physical theatre, text and tightwire Oscar explores the themes of failure and self-destruction. Susana González
acrobatics create fleeting moments of balance in a world that doesn’t stand still. Thoughts, feelings, and movements shift unpredictably. Each action appears and vanishes like a dream, leaving only a [...] proudly wearing all her beloved Crocs. Yes, all of them. She doesn’t question her choices; she just loves being on stage. It’s fun! But is that enough? Through absurdist humour, static trapeze, spoken [...] unconventional pathways. Performance description Title: I Can't Seem to Find the Point How bizarre can absurd get? Is there a point? Where’s the point? In this 8-minute aerial straps loops solo,
