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Bibliotheca Alexandrina Launches Free Contemporary Dance Program in Alexandria

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The Bibliotheca Alexandrina is set to launch an exciting opportunity for young dancers in Egypt.

The Mada – Creative Contemporary Dance Program invites applications for a transformative artistic experience in Alexandria. Running from late July 2026 to early April 2027, this program is free of charge, allowing participants to hone their skills in contemporary dance and movement-based performance.

Mada Program to Foster Dance Talent in Alexandria

The Mada program aims to cultivate artistic skills among young people interested in dance. Participants will engage in a variety of workshops focusing on contemporary dance, improvisation, and performance composition. The program also emphasizes body awareness and physical theatre, creating a comprehensive learning environment.

In addition to practical training, the program includes research-based discussions that explore themes of art, identity, and folklore. This holistic approach encourages participants to express themselves creatively while gaining a deeper understanding of cultural narratives.

Egypt: Key figures on Mada Program

  • Participation is free of charge
  • Program duration: late July 2026 to early April 2027
  • Application Deadline: 6 July 2026, at 11:59 pm

Distinguished Trainers to Guide Participants

The program features a diverse group of trainers from various backgrounds and disciplines. Their expertise will provide participants with valuable insights and guidance throughout the program. This collaboration between the BA Arts Center and the Goethe-Institut Alexandria, supported by the European Union, enhances the program’s credibility and reach.

Next Steps for Interested Applicants

  • Complete the application form available online
  • Submit applications by 6 July 2026
  • Prepare for workshops starting in late July 2026

Engage in a transformative dance experience with the Mada program in Alexandria.

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