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SUMMARY:Dance | NYC: Dance Workforce Resilience (DWR) Fund
DESCRIPTION:Made possible by the support of the Ford Foundation\, New York Community Trust\, and other generous funders\, the purpose of the Dance Workforce Resilience (DWR) Fund is to promote fair labor practices and addresses wage inequities and precarious working conditions for individual freelance dancers by providing awards tied to formal contracts to dancers within the New York City dance ecosystem. Currently in its pilot iteration\, the DWR Fund intends to: \n\nReduce the wage gap between individual freelance dancers and living wage standards in the NYC metropolitan area;\nIncentivize equitable labor practices by promoting the widespread use of contracts; and\nAddress systemic inequities by prioritizing the most underpaid and underprotected groups of dance workers including African\, Latina/o/x\, Asian\, Arab\, and Native American (ALAANA); disabled; immigrant; older adults; women-identifying; gender nonconforming/nonbinary/genderqueer; and transgender dancers.\n\nDance/NYC will award one-time flat grants of $1\,000 to individual freelance dancers in the metropolitan New York City area for contracted dance work that includes a public performance or presentation taking place within the NYC metro area\, completed between January 1\, 2025\, and April 30\, 2026. Rehearsals are recognized as work\, but projects are only eligible if the final performance or presentation occurs within the NYC metro area. Over the course of the grant period\, Dance/NYC will distribute $324\,000 to more than 320 awardees. Awards will be determined through a weighted lottery system. \nELIGIBILITY:  \n\nAre 18 or older;\nLive in the metropolitan NYC area (including the five boroughs of NYC\, as well as Nassau\, Rockland\, Suffolk\, and Westchester counties in New York State\, and Bergen and Hudson counties in New Jersey) and are able to provide proof of address;\nAre able to provide a fully executed contract that shows:\n\n​The contractor was:\n\nContracted for project-based dance work that includes a public performance or presentation; and\nContracted specifically as a dancer (note that choreographers are welcome to apply if they are also functioning as a dancer in the contracted work and can supply a contract to this effect).\nProvided via contract information on location\, pay rate\, contract period\, working hours and breaks\, payment terms\, dancer role\, independent contractor status\, and contractee information.\n\n\nThe contracted work occurred\n\nWithin the period of January 1\, 2025 to April 30\, 2026 with applications being accepted until March 2026\nThe performance or public presentation took place within the metropolitan NYC area (rehearsals alone do not qualify).\n\n\n\n\nAre able to provide the following information to process ACH bank transfers of awards:\n\nA complete W-9 Form; and\nBank Account Number and Routing Number.\n\nIf you are unable to receive funds via direct deposit\, your grant will be processed via check.\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are encouraged to apply if you are a current or past grantee of Dance/NYC or if you have not previously been funded by Dance/NYC.\nApplicants are not eligible to apply if they: \n\nAre under the age 18;\nLive outside of the metropolitan NYC area;\nAre being represented by a company (applications must be submitted by individual dancers);\nSubmit a contract including:\n\nwork distinguishing the applicant as a full time or ongoing employee (versus an independent contractor);\nwork as a non-dancer (e.g.\, choreographer who is not functioning as a dancer in the work\, arts administrator\, producer\, etc.);\nwork beyond the range of January 1\, 2025 to April 30\, 2026; or\nwork outside of the NYC metropolitan area.\n\n\n\nUPCOMING DEADLINE: March 3\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/dance-nyc-dance-workforce-resilience-fund/
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SUMMARY:Community Arts Grant - Zellerbach Family Foundation Deadline 3
DESCRIPTION:The Community Arts program ensures vibrant work is created\, new voices are celebrated\, and artists and audiences inclusive of the Bay Area’s diverse communities and cultures have opportunities to thrive. We support the creation of work by Bay Area artists and access to the arts for Bay Area communities. We celebrate the rich diversity of the region by awarding funds to emerging artists and small to mid-sized arts and culture organizations engaging their communities with meaning and purpose. \nELIGIBILITY: \nHold a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization status or are fiscally sponsored individual artists\, organizations\, collectives\, or groups \nHave an annual organization budget under $2 million \nAre located in or serving communities in Alameda\, Contra Costa or San Francisco Counties \nPresent or produce work within one of the following \nPrimary Disciplines: dance\, music\, theater\, literary arts\, visual arts \nSub-Disciplines: circus arts\, traditional/folk art\, performance art\, drag\, installation\, fiber art\, craft\, sculpture\, painting\, photography\, puppetry\, spoken word\, poetry\, musical theater\, multimedia performance\, multidisciplinary\, illustration\, fiction\, non-fiction\, festival\, cultural fair\, other \nThe following disciplines are excluded unless they are a component of multidisciplinary work within one of the Primary Disciplines listed above: film\, digital media\, radio\, podcast\, journalism\, games\, AR/VR\, hardware/software\, video art \nNEXT DEADLINE: October 13\, 2026 – for notification on January 11\, 2027
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/community-arts-grant-zellerbach-family-foundation-deadline-3/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261013
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261014
DTSTAMP:20260929T210122Z
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SUMMARY:Asian American Ballet Project: Choreographer Residency Program
DESCRIPTION:In 2027\, AABP will celebrate our fifth anniversary by launching a new program for Asian American choreographers. Over the past four years\, we’ve found that very few Asian American choreographers have the chance to create work on professional ballet dancers\, and even fewer have set ballets on entirely AANHPI casts. We hope to take one step toward changing that by inviting Asian American choreographers of all experience levels to create new work during a residency with AABP. Along the way\, our community will play an important role: they will select the showcase repertoire\, offer feedback during the rehearsal process\, and ultimately recognize one choreographer with an Audience Favorite Award to support their future artistic work. \nELIGIBILITY \nAABP urges all interested Asian American-identifying choreographers to apply. Interested choreographers do not need to have presented work before as we would like to open this opportunity to those who may not have other doors open to them. However\, experienced choreographers are also welcome and should include a work sample of a recently presented ballet if possible. Past AABP choreographers are also welcome to apply. There are no age or location restrictions although out-of-state choreographers should be aware that housing and per diem are not included in the residency resources. \n 
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/2027-asian-american-ballet-project-choreographer-residency-program/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261015
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SUMMARY:Shubert Foundation Dance Grant
DESCRIPTION:Shubert Foundation grants are awarded exclusively to US organizations\, which must have current 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status and must submit current financial statements in order to be eligible for funding. The Foundation provides grants only to professional organizations that have an established track record as well as a history of fiscal responsibility. Non-professional community dance organizations are not eligible for funding. The Foundation exclusively provides general operating support. Funds are not provided for project support\, nor allocated for capital or endowment campaigns\, nor to individuals or conduit organizations. \nELIGIBILITY \n\nRecord of professional performance activity\nRecord of developing and producing new work\nFiscal responsibility\nOrganizations must have minimum operating expenses of $150\,000 or higher (not including in-kind support)\nMinimum of 8 ticketed\, professional performances annually (not including college residencies and free outdoor performances)\nDancers must be paid\nThe Shubert Foundation does not support dance education\, schools\, or studios outside of New York City\n\nNEXT DEADLINE: October 14\, 2026 by 6pm ET \n\nDance Financial Statements: December 10\, 2026 by 6pm ET
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/shubert-foundation-dance-grant/
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SUMMARY:Dance on Camera: Emerging Artist Program
DESCRIPTION:Dance on Camera is thrilled to partner with Emerging Artist Resources (EAR) to create a new pathway into one of the world’s longest-running dance film festivals. \nAs part of the 55th annual Dance on Camera Festival\, EAR and Dance on Camera are launching a new Emerging Artist Program designed to discover\, celebrate\, and showcase the next generation of dance filmmakers. \nThis new program extends the spirit of Dance on Camera to emerging artists\, creating dedicated space for new voices\, ideas\, and approaches to dance on screen. \nWe want to see what you’re exploring. Movement\, storytelling\, image\, sound\, abstraction\, experimentation—and everything in between. Whether you’ve been making dance films for a few years or this is your very first collaboration between dance and film\, we’re interested in the ideas you’re testing\, the worlds you’re building\, and the ways you’re making the form your own. \nThe Emerging Artist Program is dedicated to ‍discovering and showcasing new voices in dance films. \nSelected artists will have the opportunity to: \n\nHave their film screened as part of the 55th Dance on Camera Festival\nShare their work with a new audience through an internationally recognized festival\nConnect with filmmakers\, artists\, and curators\nParticipate in designated festival workshops\nReceive discounted access to additional Dance on Camera programming\nTake part in networking opportunities and become part of the broader dance film community\n\nMost importantly\, we want emerging artists to be part of where dance film goes next. \nELIGIBILITY \nThe Emerging Artist Program is for artists who: \n\nIdentify as being in the emerging stages of their artistic career\nAre exploring dance film or a dance/film collaboration\nAre within the first five years of their dance filmmaking practice\nAre interested in developing their work and connecting with the broader dance film community\n\nYou don’t need a long résumé or years of professional dance film experience. If you have a story to tell\, movement to explore\, or an idea you’re ready to bring to the screen\, we want to see what you’re creating. \nFilm Requirements \n\nFilms must be 15 minutes or less\nApplicants must own or have secured the necessary rights and permissions for all elements of the submitted film\, including music\nFilms must meet the Emerging Artist Program eligibility requirements‍\n\nDEADLINE: October 14\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/dance-on-camera-emerging-artist-program/
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SUMMARY:Summer 2027 International Residency Exchange
DESCRIPTION:Atland and Moulin/Belle are partnering up to offer an international self-directed artist-in-residence program for one group of dance artists/collaborators in 2027. The selected artist group will be awarded a week-long research residency period in Périgord\, France from May 4-11\, 2027 and a week-long residency in Western Massachusetts in August 2027 (we ask your date preferences in the application)\, culminating in an invited public showing. Both residencies provide a remote setting\, allowing artists the opportunity to work in relative seclusion. The residencies offer free lodging and dance studio space for contemplation and productivity\, and is ideal for artistic research and collaboration. \nArtists are not required to produce a specific outcome during their residencies\, but are invited to share their work in community however they see fit for their process. This could take shape in a showing\, an artist talk\, a pop-up installation or an open studio. Artists are in charge of funding their own travel arrangements and groceries. The chosen artist group will be awarded a total of $500 to go towards travel. There is a small non-refundable application fee of $10. NOTE: Groups of up to five artists can be accommodated. Priority will be given to groups of 2 or more rather than individual artists. The lead artist applying is required to be a dancer/choreographer\, and the members of the collaborative can be dancers and/or working in different disciplines.The project must be movement-focused since the residencies are providing dance studios. \nPlease note that since Atland is located in a rural area\, your group will need to bring at least one vehicle to get around town\, to the studio\, and to the grocery store. At Moulin/Belle\, you will be within walking distance of the weekly green market\, grocery\, pharmacy\, butcher\, bakery\, etc. \nThe Residency Exchange Program Includes: \n\nFree accommodation and dance studio facilities at each artist residency\nOrientation and introduction meeting at each artist residency\nArtist presentation on the Atland & Moulin/Belle Residency websites and social media channels\nOpportunities for public presentations and artist talk at Atland\nTime and space for artistic research\, development and production\n$500 stipend (award will be given to the lead artist at the end of the August residency)\n\nELIGIBILITY \nWe encourage artist collaboratives to apply (priority will be given towards groups of 2-5). We can accommodate up to 5 artists (including the choreographer/lead artist)\, and the same artists need to attend both residencies. \nThis residency exchange is for artists working in the field of dance/movement. The work can be multidisciplinary and collaborators can work in fields other than dance\, but the studio we are providing is for dance research. Artists are in charge of bringing their own materials. \nDEADLINE: October 15\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/summer-2027-international-residency-exchange/
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SUMMARY:Tapestries Choreographic Program
DESCRIPTION:Tapestries Emerging Choreographers Program will commission three (3) emerging choreographers based in either Minnesota or NYC for Tapestries 11.0. They will be selected by an expert panel of dance/community leaders to create new works for the company’s spring season under the guidance of Artistic/Executive Director Karen L. Charles and additional feedback from their peer choreographers. The program is organized so emerging choreographers experience a professional commissioning process. The time frame\, technical support\, and ability to work with professional dancers\, designers\, and mentors provide a unique\, professional choreographic experience. This immersive program prepares participants for future success in the field. \n\nThree (3) Emerging Choreographers will be selected.\nDates of Residency: January 2027 to April 2027 – 3-week residency per choreographer plus feedback and peer review session.\nRehearsals: Mondays and Tuesdays 10:30am-12:30pm\, and Thursdays 10:00am-12:30pm at the Threads Dance Nexus in Minneapolis.\nPerformance Dates: April 30-May 2\, 2027 at The Southern Theater in Minneapolis.\n$2\,000 choreography commission fee to create a new work of up to 15 minutes in length.\nMinimum of 2 public performances of finished work.\nCostume\, Lighting Design\, and Music Rights expenses are covered. Additional technical support (i.e.\, music editing\, heavy lighting needs\, video design\, projection\, scenic design\, hazer/fogger) is at the choreographer’s expense.\nA mandatory in-person Introductory Meeting is scheduled with the other selected choreographers from 12:30-1:30 PM on January 7\, 2027.\nChoreographers who live outside the Twin Cities must provide their own accommodations and transportation for full participation in the program.\n\nELIGIBILITY \nInterested applicants must: \n\nHave 2-10 years of generative experience (outside of college programs)\nBe at least 21 years of age\nHave not had an established company for more than 3 years OR have not had work professionally presented more than 4 times.\nAre a legal resident of MN or the 5 legal boroughs of NYC.\nBe available for the entire duration of your residency and tech week (January-May 1\, 2027).\nHave not been a Tapestries choreographer within the last 2 years.\nChoreography proposal is an original new work and is not a previously created work\, remount\, revival\, or new interpretation of pre-existing material.\nAttend casting audition for choreographers – 9 AM-12:30 PM and a Choreographers meeting 12:30-1:30 PM on January 7\, 2027\nAttend 3 Mandatory peer review sessions.\n\nDEADLINE: October 16\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/tapestries-choreographic-program/
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SUMMARY:2026 Dance Film Commission
DESCRIPTION:We’re commissioning 3 short dance films from around the world! \nEach selected filmmaker will receive $5\,000usd – please scope your idea and budget accordingly. Films should be between 3-10 minutes long. \nRights: Filmmaker retains full copyright\, we are here to uplift YOU. In exchange for the commission\, Dance Filmmaking will receive exclusive distribution rights for 10 years\, after which DF’s rights become non-exclusive and filmmaker can pursue their own licensing deals. All profits are split 50/50. Filmmaker is encouraged to submit to festivals once film is finished. The films will have their online premiere on DanceFilmmaking.com after their festival run is complete\, and will be eligible for the Dance Film of the Year award. Full terms will be provided in the contract for selected filmmakers. \nELIGIBILITY \nFilm length must be between 3-10 minutes. Everything else is open ended.
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/2026-dance-film-commission/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261020
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261021
DTSTAMP:20261012T165747Z
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SUMMARY:SPLIT BILL Series
DESCRIPTION:SPLIT BILL provides a platform for NYC-based dance and movement artists in the early stages of their careers to develop and premiere new work in a shared performance setting. \nThe SPLIT BILL program includes: \n\nThree evening performance run\nLighting design\nProduction resources + support\nMarketing resources + support\nFunding strategies + project planning support\nVideo documentation of all performances\nPhotography stipend\n20 hours of fully subsidized rehearsal space in the theater plus additional subsidized rehearsal hours.\nBox office split\nBox office management and ticketing support\nOn-site prop and equipment storage\nUnlimited free access to the Trisk “Think Tank” workspace\nDiscounted tickets to Trisk Presents performances and events\n\nELIGIBILITY \nTO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY\, ARTISTS SHOULD BE…. \n\nEngaged in a creative process with the intention of creating new work (20-25 minutes in length) to premiere in the SPLIT BILL Series.\nLiving in NYC within the five boroughs during the time of the application and the performances.\nActively participating in the field of dance and movement-based forms.\nIn the earlier phases of their creative journey\, with 2-10 years of experience creating original work\, and have not yet received significant recognition in their field\, the media\, funding communities\, or from the wider public.\nIndividual artists\, companies\, collaborative projects\, or collectives are welcome to apply as a single applicant.\n\nARTISTS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE IF THEY… \n\nare currently participating in any full-time programs that grant degrees in any field.\nhave been presented by Trisk within the past five years (2021–2026) or are scheduled to be presented in the upcoming two years (2027-2028) are not eligible. This restriction does NOT apply to artists who were or will be featured in guest-curated presentations.\n\nAVAILABILITY REQUIREMENTS \n\nApplicants are applying for one of two SPLIT BILL opportunities during the Spring 2027 or Fall 2027 seasons.\nApplicants must be available for both the April 2027 and November 2027 SPLIT BILL dates to apply\, and will be selected for one of the two opportunities.\nApplicants and any essential collaborators must be available for all activities taking place during the dates listed below. Specific schedules and call times will be provided at a later date and included in the SPLIT BILL agreement. Participation in SPLIT BILL requires availability for all activities taking place during these dates.\n\nPREMIERE REQUIREMENT \nProjects proposed for SPLIT BILL must culminate in the premiere of a new work. Applicants may share excerpts\, studies\, or works-in-process prior to the performances; however\, the work may not have been previously presented in its intended form or substantial entirety. Proposed projects should be developed with the intention of premiering at Triskelion Arts. \nPROGRAM PARAMETERS \nSPLIT BILL provides access to studio space and in-house resources to support the development of new work. Applicants should consider how their project aligns with the structure of the program and the requirements of our facilities. All rehearsal activities must comply with Triskelion Arts’ studio policies and guidelines\, and certain materials\, technical elements\, or activities may not be permitted within the studios or venue. \nPlease note that SPLIT BILL studio hours are intended to support the development of the proposed project. Rehearsal hours may not be used for activities that are open to the public\, generate revenue\, or are unrelated to the creation of the proposed work. \nBoth the studio and performance components of the residency operate within the resources\, staffing\, schedule\, and technical capabilities of the program. Triskelion Arts will work collaboratively with the selected artist to determine how best to support and realize their project within these parameters. \nThis program is designed to provide artists a platform using the standard and current theatrical equipment available in our theater and with resources here. As part of a shared-bill structure\, both artists will have equitable access to the venue and the program’s resources. We are excited to support your work within these parameters and encourage applicants to consider how their project can fit the structure of this program.
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/split-bill-series/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261023
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SUMMARY:Perform Europe Open Call
DESCRIPTION:Perform Europe is a funding scheme offering EUR 1.4 million for performing arts collaborations across all 41 Creative Europe countries. Perform Europe supports partnership proposals which reinvent the way we tour across borders. After two highly successful editions (2020-2022 / 2023-2026)\, Perform Europe will continue to put emphasis on exploring\, with the performing arts sector\, how cross-border touring can be made fairer\, greener\, and more inclusive. \nPerform Europe will grant EUR 1.4 million to at least 25 partnerships. Applicants can apply for grants in three categories: \n\n\n\nEUR 15\,000 – small grant\nEUR 25\,000 – medium grant\nEUR 55\,000 – large grant\n\n\n\nELIGIBILITY \n\nThe partnership consists of a minimum of three 3 partners (professional organisations or individuals)\, legally based in at least three different Creative Europe participating countries (27 EU member states plus 14 non-EU Participating Countries).\nThe lead partner receiving the financial support is clearly appointed by the partnership.\nThe proposal consists of at least one finished performing arts work that will be presented in at least three different Creative Europe countries.\nThe performing arts work(s) presented in the proposal cover(s) at least one of the eligible sub-sectors of the performing arts: circus\, dance\, outdoor arts\, performance art\, puppetry\, theatre (live music and opera are not eligible).\nThe implementation period for the partnership proposal is between 1 March 2027 at the earliest and 31 January 2028 at the latest.\nThe partnership proposal addresses the following objective: to tour and present (physically and/or digitally) existing performing arts works across borders in a minimum three Creative Europe countries\, contributing to the following priorities.\n\n1) Inclusion and diversity\n2) Fight against Climate Change\n\n\nThe application form is filled out in English\nThe proposal has been submitted online before the deadline of 22 October 2026 at 23:59 CEST and includes both a completed application form and budget form\nThe proposal budget is submitted using the Perform Europe budget template\, is balanced (total income equal to total expenses)\, and all amounts are in euros.\nAll proposals should include a cooperation agreement signed by ALL partners.\n\nDEADLINE: October 22\, 2026 by 23:59 CEST
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/perform-europe-open-call/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261031
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SUMMARY:Kennesaw State University Choreographic Residency
DESCRIPTION:The Choreographic Residency program at KSU invites two nationally-emerging or mid-career choreographers to the Department of Dance each summer for a four-week residency to create two world premieres on the KSU Dance Company. Invited choreographers will audition and select dancers\, preferably for ten students\, for which they will create an original choreographic a 30-minute group work. The residency culminates in two fully produced pieces\, presented as a double bill in our state-of-the-art KSU Dance Theater. A panel of industry and university professionals will review and select choreographers. The department will announce the recipients of this residency in the spring. \nThe residency is designed to support the creative process of emerging or mid-career artists with an emphasis on innovation and movement invention. The goal of the residency is to increase students’ access to the professional practice of dance while further enhancing and enriching their dance education at KSU. The resident choreographers receive a $5\,000 honorarium. Travel and per diem are included in the honorarium. Housing will be provided by the University. The Dance Department will provide additional travel funds of up to $1\,000 to return to KSU at the beginning of the fall term for rehearsals and performances. \nThis program is made possible by the Eleo Pomare–Glenn Conner Dance Endowment\, which is funded by a generous gift from Jay and Debra Yunek. The Eleo Pomare-Glenn Conner Dance Endowment honors their late uncle\, Glenn Conner\, and his partner\, Eleo Pomare. Eleo Pomare was known for his artistic range and his innovative approach to choreography. He was a prolific choreographer whose work often focused on instances of social inequality and injustice. \nELIGIBILITY \nThe residency is designed to support the creative process of emerging or mid-career artists with an emphasis on innovation and movement invention. \nMust provide: \n\nA CV outlining choreographic history\nA description of the proposed work\nTwo complete works (not excerpts). One sample must be a group work.\nThree references\n\nDEADLINE: October 30\, 2026
URL:https://dancedataproject.com/event/kennesaw-state-university-choreographic-residency/
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