APPEL À CANDIDATURES – Programme de résidence 2026 (II)

The TANZ | MODERNE | TANZ Residency Programme 2026 invites professional choreographers, dance artists, artistic teams, and companies based in Germany and internationally to apply for a three‑week stay in Chemnitz. The residency focuses on artistic research, choreographic development, and international exchange, with the main aim of advancing an artistic question or project rather than producing a finished work. Selected artists will have free access to a suitable rehearsal space, a one‑time residency fee of €2,400 for the choreographer/project lead and €2,250 for each additional artist (up to three), and full coverage of travel and accommodation costs for the lead and up to three additional artists. Additional support includes organizational and dramaturgical assistance, connections with local partners, communication and documentation services, and the possibility of a public sharing, workshop, or discussion format. The residency may culminate in a presentation at the TANZ | MODERN | DANCE Festival 2027. Applicants must be professional choreographers or dance artists with experience presenting their own work, and may submit individual, team, or company applications. The application deadline is 15 September 2026, with decisions communicated by the end of September 2026.

Free rehearsal space in Chemnitz; one‑time residency fee of €2,400 for the choreographer/project lead and €2,250 for each additional artist (up to three); travel and accommodation costs covered for the choreographer/project lead and up to three additional artists; organizational and dramaturgical support; local partner connections; communication and documentation support; opportunity for public sharing, workshop, or discussion format; possibility of presenting the project at the TANZ | MODERN | DANCE Festival 2027.

Open to professional choreographers, dance artists, artistic teams, and companies based in Germany and internationally; applicants must have experience creating and presenting their own choreographic or artistic work.