L’EXPAT is a dance solo about leaving, returning and living between several cultures. Salim Mzé Hamadi Moissi draws on his own experience of having lived away from home and, after returning, searching again for a relationship with his roots.
BLACK is a reflection on the violence and emancipation of blackness in today’s world,
through a body that challenges and disturbs, a body that is both wounded and celebrated.
Rebecca Journo/La Pieuvre’s Portrait offers an evocative exploration of today’s obsession with images and the fleeting nature of identity. Inspired by the visual art of Cindy Sherman and Francesca Woodman, it creates a series of “living portraits” on stage, poised between the instantaneous and the enduring.
Other major events, including Divadelná Nitra and Konvergencie, were also left without support. We see this as a signal that goes beyond a single festival.We cannot change the decision of the Slovak Arts Council, but it will not stop us. Over almost three decades, Bratislava in Movement has brought more than 260 companies and artists […]
As part of the Bratislava in Movement festival, the Visiting Artist Programme took place in October 2025, focusing on international exchange, the sharing of artistic experience, and connections between international guests and the local dance scene. Over the course of several days, Bratislava became a place of intensive meetings, conversations, and shared performance experiences that […]
One of the most important figures of world dance, American choreographer and performer Lucinda Childs, will come to Bratislava this autumn.
With the MORE DANCE Pass, you can enjoy all seven performances with a 20% discount.
German choreographer Moritz Ostruschnjak is the author of TRAILER PARK, a piece in which digital impulses are transformed into physical reality. The German company tanzmainz will present it in Bratislava on October 13, 2025 at Divadlo Aréna as part of the Bratislava in Movement Festival (October 6–25, 2025).
The body at its limits. A fascinating test of endurance where the jump becomes a manifesto.
