ICE HOT is organised as a collaboration between five Nordic dance organisations: Dansens Hus Stockholm, Dansehallerne in Copenhagen, Performing Arts Center Iceland, Dansens Hus Oslo and Cirkus and dance info Finland. The platform is aimed at presenters, programmers and dance professionals from around the world. The aim is to give more Nordic choreographers, productions and companies an opportunity to tour internationally, and to be a place where the dance field can meet and share ideas. The next edition of Ice Hot will take place in Stockholm on 1-4 June.<\/p>\n
Since ICE HOT started in 2010, around 2000 international guests have visited the festival to see 140 productions by 230 companies and choreographers. And interest is growing; in this year's edition in Oslo, many had to be put on a waiting list. Today, ICE HOT is recognised as one of Europe's largest platforms for contemporary dance. The programme this year includes 40 different dance performances, several seminars, workshops and pitches. During 4 days, contemporary dance programmers from all over the world come together to be introduced to choreographers and dancers from Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway and Iceland.<\/p>\n
Read more and apply here: https:\/\/www.icehotnordicdance.com\/open-call-ice-hot-stockholm-2026\/<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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