Romania

Teatrul de Vest (West Theatre) from Reșița, Romania, invites submissions for the 5th edition of the New Wave International Theatre Festival, curated by Doru Mareș. The event will take place 21–29 June 2025.

The Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) is launching a call for applications to offer three scholarships for foreign cultural journalists in 2025.

Teatroskop invites cultural and artistic organisations to apply for its 2025 Call for Projects, which supports the development of contemporary performing arts collaborations between France and South-East Europe. This call encompasses cooperation, distribution, capacity building, and networking. The project must be completed before 31 December 2025.

Moving Balkans Contemporary Dance Platform is calling for applications from contemporary dancer professionals for their six-day choreography workshop in Bucharest (Romania) from 7 to 12 April 2025, organised as part of the European project Moving Balkans.

Developing Art (Romania), Taika Box, (Finland), and Central Europe Dance Theatre (Hungary), are calling for applications from artists, coders, designers, musicians, dancers, new circus performers, choreographers, and people working at the cutting edge of art and technology, for the Bucharest Dance Hack, 7–11 April 2025 in Bucharest, Romania.

STARHAUS, a project funded under the Horizon Europe programme, is calling for EU-based SMEs for their Arts and Technology Residencies, to work with the project’s technology partners.

Basca Theatre in Timisoara is looking for theater artists to participate in a sustainable theater workshop in Budapest 23–27 January 2025, within the international cultural project ‘Theater in 1 car’, in partnership with the Independent Theatre of Hungary and Mikser Theatre of Serbia.

Vitlycke – Centre for Performing Arts (CPA) is inviting dancers to join a new contemporary dance performance created by choreographer Francesco Scavetta (IT/SE), within the Creative Europe project ‘Beyond Front@: Bridging Periphery’.

Șona AIR is launching an open call for its 2025 international residency programme aimed at artists and researchers from the field of culture and beyond with an interest in visual culture, contemporary issues, experimentation and interdisciplinarity.

The STUDIOTOPIA Residency Programme aims to break down barriers between disciplines by encouraging innovative cross-disciplinary approaches. This edition is open to both emerging and established talents across the arts, sciences, and academic fields.

NEMO has two travel grant opportunities available to the NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’. Five young museum professionals and five museum professionals located in South and Central-Eastern Europe will be awarded a travel grant and free participation at the conference, which takes place from 10 to 12 November 2024 in Sibiu, Romania.