This year’s festival of contemporary dance and choreography in Ljubljana will take place from 22 to 27 November. The event will feature six days of performances, workshops, a conference, a book presentation, artist talks etc.
Ljubljana's festival of contemporary dance and choreography
The participating artists confirmed so far are: Deborah Hay, Michael Vandevelde, Aleksandar Georgiev, Darío Barreto Damas, Jefta van Dinther, Leja Jurišić, Milko Lazar, Andreja Rauch Podrzavnik, Doris Uhlich, Michael Turinsky, Darko Dragičević, Martin Sonderkamp, Samuel Lefeuvre, Florencia Demestri…
The festival iscurated and produced through a partnership between Kino Šiška (EDN member) and Nomad Dance Academy Slovenia, which means even more activities this year.
Watch the trailer of CoFestival 2019 to know more about the programme.
More information: cofestival.si
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