Festival · Prague, Czechia

Let’s Dance Prague International Festival

Active / recurring

International multi-genre Prague dance festival with a strong Oriental dance component, including Oriental Competition, workshops, main stage show, Open Dance Stage and summer festival social programming.

21–24 July 2022 · organized by Let’s Dance team; artistic director Kathreen (Kateřina) Derouet since 2012

Edition 2022 · 14th edition

Teachers & performers

Line-up

Shereen; Latifah; Sahar; Pavla; Sheyla; Eglal; Charafe; Kathreen Derouet; Nikol Mikesková; Shaari; Karolina Štraus Idris; Michal Mach; Helenka Trnková; Anniya; Dominika Němečková; David Katolický; Gabriela Posavádová; additional groups/guests

Programme

Highlights

  • Thu–Sun workshops; Fri 22 Jul Oriental Competition 10:00 at ABC Theatre; Open Dance Stage 15:00; Let’s Dance Show 20:00.

Verification: Official current/legacy festival pages.

Archive

Previous editions

  • 2018 · 26–29 July 2018

    13th edition

    Marta Korzun; Leila; Lucia; Zuzana Kaduk; Fanda Čech; David; Nataly; Marzena Antas; Kathreen Derouet; Karolina Štraus Idris; additional guests

    Friday competition/show; Saturday Open Dance Stage and festival night; workshops through the weekend.

    Verification and sources

    Official festival history.

  • 2016 · 28–31 July 2016

    11th edition

    Evelina Papazova; Kaidi Udris; Salah Rambo; Nabila Sabha; Meera Varma; Alisa Gurova; Kamilla; Zafar; Lucie Křehlíková; Kathreen Derouet

    International workshops, Oriental and multi-genre festival stage programme in Prague.

    Verification and sources

    Dates, edition number and guest roster from official festival history.

Research record

Verification: High

Official archive preserves numbered editions including 2016 (11th), 2018 (13th) and 2022 (14th).

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