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Choreography Residencies in France

4 residencies for choreography artists in France.

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La briqueterie

Vitry-sur-Seine cedex, France

La Briqueterie CDCN in Vitry-sur-Seine, France, is a dedicated contemporary dance venue and Centre de Développement Chorégraphique National that supports choreographic creation through residencies lasting 1 to 6 weeks, studio access, co-productions, and presentation opportunities. It hosts around 50 simple studio loans and 5 residencies with technical support annually for professional French and international companies, focusing on research, creation, and diversity. While it provides studios and partner hotels, it does not offer on-site housing.

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Les Récollets

Paris, France

Les Récollets is an 80-unit furnished international residence in Paris's 10th arrondissement dedicated to hosting established researchers, scientists, and artists from around the world. The center provides accommodation with hotel-like services and fosters interdisciplinary creative exchange among residents from diverse fields. It serves as a space for artists and researchers to develop specific projects while engaging with Paris's cultural institutions and community.

StipendHousingChoreographyCreative WritingDesignVideo / FilmInterdisciplinary+5
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Moulin/Belle Choreographic Exchange DUETS

Mareuil en Perigord, France

Choreographic Exchange: DUETS is a 2-week residency at Moulin/Belle in SW France for emerging choreographers/dancers. Includes daily classes, workshops, duet creation/rehearsals, 7 dinners, events like hikes/wine tasting. Housing provided; some fellowships with stipend.

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PAF, Performing Arts Forum

St Erme Outre et Ramecourt, France

PAF (Performing Arts Forum) is an artist-run residency located in a former convent in St. Erme, 150km northeast of Paris, France. It serves as a platform for professional and emerging practitioners and activists across performing arts, visual art, literature, music, new media, theory, and cultural production who seek to research and determine their own working conditions. The residency is initiated and run by artists, theoreticians, and practitioners themselves as a user-created, informal institution.

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