When the Bleeding Stops
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Project and Performance
We are looking for women from Warsaw, ages 40–65, to participate in a project and a performance!
As part of a guest performance at the Pavilion of Dance and Other Performing Arts, we are looking for women passionate about dance, aged 40–65.
The performance “When the Bleeding Stops” by Lovísa Ósk Gunnarsdóttir addresses the silence and taboos surrounding menopause, as well as personal experiences related to aging. The performance portrays a world full of sensitivity, shame, empathy, and humor. It takes us on a journey into the private lives of various people and explores the multifaceted experiences women have with menopause. “When the Bleeding Stops” is a celebration of life at every stage!
No dance or stage experience is required! The project’s working language is English.
Participation in the project begins in early September and will initially take place online. It includes individual conversations with the choreographer and dancing at home. During the process, short video recordings may be created, and excerpts from these—after consultation with the participants—may be presented on stage. Participants are invited to take part in the performance and dance show on stage at the Pavilion of Dance and Other Performing Arts.
As part of a guest performance at the Pavilion of Dance and Other Performing Arts, we are looking for women passionate about dance, aged 40–65.
The performance “When the Bleeding Stops” by Lovísa Ósk Gunnarsdóttir addresses the silence and taboos surrounding menopause, as well as personal experiences related to aging. The performance portrays a world full of sensitivity, shame, empathy, and humor. It takes us on a journey into the private lives of various people and explores the multifaceted experiences women have with menopause. “When the Bleeding Stops” is a celebration of life at every stage!
No dance or stage experience is required! The project’s working language is English.
Participation in the project begins in early September and will initially take place online. It includes individual conversations with the choreographer and dancing at home. During the process, short video recordings may be created, and excerpts from these—after consultation with the participants—may be presented on stage. Participants are invited to take part in the performance and dance show on stage at the Pavilion of Dance and Other Performing Arts.
- A gross salary of 800 PLN for preparing and conducting original 60- to 90 -minute classes.
- Organizational and administrative support
- Technical supervision
Who are we looking for?
Individuals with documented experience in contemporary dance and choreography who have experience in educational work.
When?
- Application deadline:
Workshop dates:
- February–June 2026 ( dates: February 1, March 1, April 12, May 10, June 14, 2026)
- September–November 2026 ( dates to be announced at a later time)
How to apply?
- Fill out the application form
- Please include a description of your workshop concept (max. 2,400 characters).
- Please include a portfolio documenting your experience in dance, choreography, and other performing arts, as well as your work with children and families, along with links to your artistic and educational portfolio.
through September 6, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.
Applications
2
September 8, 2026 –
November 4, 2026
November 4, 2026
Online rehearsals
3
November 6, 2026 – rehearsal,
November 7, 2026 – performance
November 7, 2026 – performance
Recruitment is ongoing!
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