Management Fusion is a programme series aimed at building the international network and enhancing the professional knowledge of cultural managers, dance professionals, dancers, and choreographers. Management Fusion is organised by DancEUA partner M Studio, located in Sfantu Gheorghe in Romania.

Sweden is represented in the programme by artists Linus Jansner and Georgios Pelagias.

Management Fusion consists of following activities:

1. OFFLINE WORKSHOP between 15–22 June 2026
The offline workshop takes place at M Studio’s headquarters in Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania, and it gives the participants the opportunity to get acquainted with the basics of cultural management theory and practice. The workshop establishes the joint knowledge base as well as those personal connections that will contribute to the creation of a sustainable network among participants and experts.

2. ONLINE MASTERCALSSES
10 online masterclasses take place during the period of September and December 2026. The online masterclasses gives the participants the opportunity to acquire complex professional and practical knowledge connected to cultural management, production of dance performances, funding-opportunities, touring, international relations and management-strategies.

3. The opportunity to do a JOB SHADOWING
The participants will have the chance to put into practice the theoretical framework and know-how acquired during the professional workshops through an online or offline practical job shadowing with one of the partner organisations.

Management Fusion is organised as a part of the dancEUA, a Creative Europe project (2024-2027) created by Studio Contemporary Dance Company – SSP (Croatia), Central Europe Dance Theatre – CEDT (Hungary), M Studio (Romania), Vitlycke – CPA (Sweden) and UA Contemporary Dance Platform (Ukraine) to empower Ukrainian contemporary dance through creativity, connection and resilience.

Read more about DancEUA and apply for other DancEUA activities here: https://www.danceua.eu

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