During ChoreoCon 2024 we introduced the artist of the second cycle – her's a sneak peek, more details will follow next year.

Lana Hosni is inviting you to open morning sessions during her residency at Veem House in Amsterdam! The sessions are a selection of the warm-ups and tune-ins she would normally do as an entrance to her daily practice, and they are focusing on body, somatics, movement-emotion-voice aligning and opening into availability. 

Adam Seid Tahir is finishing their residency at Veem House Amsterdam with a showing. They will share some early fragments from their ongoing research on fictive archaeology which had been developed during their residencies in Budapest, Vienna and Amsterdam this summer.

Adam Seid Tahir, our Creative Crossroads artist from Stockholm, is in residence in Amsterdam! They will share some early fragments from their ongoing research on fictive archaeology. They’re conducting this research as both a longer research project and the starting point for their new work artifact (working title).

Veem House for Performance in Amsterdam opens a call for one professional dance and movement artist based in Amsterdam, for Creative Crossroads Cycle 2, who will be supported during a two year cycle from 1 January 2025 till 31 December 2026.

Deadline for applications is 4 July 2024.

Another Artistic Exchange Residency is coming up! Amsterdam based performer Flavia Pinheiro will research in Zagreb in June and July.

This weekend Festival Programme Commun is kicking off in Lausanne! Apart from a vivid performance programme Arsenic invited to a Life Long Burning meeting, which includes a three days watch-and-talk programme for our Creative Crossroads artists, led by Ysaline Rochat.

At this Performance Situation Room in Amsterdam Anthony van Gog and Alice Pons (MOHA) will not only share heartwarming soup but a check-in moment: How do troubling times affect your body and, what helps you to keep moving? This evening is intimately linked to Anthony van Gog’s performance CrowdKill, which will be shown as a work-in-progress presentation in the course of the evening.

Don't clap for Crap is touring to Switzerland and shown at Arsenic Lausanne.

Divert is co-funding Vincet Riebeeks new work Don't Clapp for Crap, which will be premiering at Julidans on 4 July.

Don't clap for Crap, Vincent Riebeeks remake of his and Florentina Holzingers show Kein Applaus für Scheisse, which premiered in 2010, premiers in Amsterdam at Julidans.

Veem House is showing a try out of Don't clap for Crap, Vincent Riebeeks remake of his and Florentina Holzingers show Kein Applaus für Scheisse, which premiered in 2010.

The Estonian choreographer-performer based in Stockholm started her Artistic Exchange Residency in Amsterdam! She spends two weeks at Veem House.