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Following last year’s successful premieres at railway stations in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Germany, the Czech-Slovak site-specific project Connecting/Stations continues into a new season. In 2026, it will once again bring contemporary dance directly into public space, appearing at major festivals across the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Audiences can look forward to a unique experience in places normally associated with transit, waiting, and everyday movement - spaces

Movement is not an extracurricular activity. It is a language. And it belongs in schools. Do you agree? We do - which is why MOVE Ostrava has become part of the nationwide network CUKR – Centres for Artistic and Creative Education in the Regions.. CUKR connects schools, artists, and cultural organisations, supporting what we have long believed in - that art is not an addition to education, but a fully-fledged educational tool. That movement, dance, and working with the body d

WE WANT YOU! We’re looking for a new team member to keep the rhythm of our social media. Someone with a feel for language, visuals, and movement. If you’re into contemporary dance, new circus, physical theatre, and culture that truly matters, read on. WHAT WILL YOU DO plan, prepare, and publish content based on both long-term strategy and current events manage MOVE Ostrava profiles on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn work with Canva, professional photos, and video (Reels)

How can we continue the tradition of mime, grotesque, and physical comedy today without turning it into a museum artifact? How can one leave their teachers behind without denying their influence? And where lies the boundary between homage and the need for a radical departure? These are precisely the questions that Mates Petrák explores in his new solo performance Rumble , which will premiere at MOVE Ostrava on 5 and 6 March at Studio G in Ostrava . Mates Petrák is a disti

Creative education is not a trend. It is a way of teaching differently—through experience, the body, collaboration, and imagination. And we are glad that today these forms of education are being discussed across society much more than before. At MOVE Ostrava, we have believed in them deeply for a long time. That is why we were delighted to take part in the call by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic to support creative learning projects—and even more delighted when