Reviewed by Artists

Choreography Artist Residencies

Complete guide for choreography artists looking for residencies

29
Programs
17
With Stipend
26
With Housing
18
Countries

Finding the Right Program

With 29 choreography residencies listed on Reviewed by Artists, finding the right program starts with understanding your needs. Consider whether you need financial support — 17 programs offer a stipend, and 16 are fully funded with both housing and stipend included.

What to Expect

Choreography residencies typically provide dedicated studio space, time to focus on your practice, and a community of fellow artists. Many programs also offer exhibition opportunities, critiques, and professional development. The duration varies from a few weeks to several months.

Application Tips

Most choreography residencies require a portfolio, artist statement, and project proposal. Be specific about what you want to accomplish during the residency and why that particular program is the right fit. Reading reviews from past residents can give you valuable insight into what each program values.

Top-rated choreography residencies

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Art Omi

Ghent, New York, United States

5.0 (2)

Art Omi offers five distinct residency programs for international artists, writers, architects, musicians, and dancers. Located in Columbia County, New York, the residency provides artists with time, space, and resources to create, experiment, and collaborate in a rural setting. The residency programs are fully funded, covering accommodations, meals, and studio space. Each program has its own application process and focuses on different creative fields, encouraging a diverse range of artists from around the world. Art Omi is committed to cultural exchange and professional development, offering participants opportunities to engage with peers and visiting professionals from various creative industries. The residency fosters an environment of collaboration, community, and artistic exploration in an inspiring, natural setting.

StipendHousingArchitectureChoreographyDrawingInstallationInterdisciplinary+5
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Callie’s

Berlin, Germany

5.0 (2)

Callie’s is a non-profit experimental institution in Berlin dedicated to fostering creativity and cultural exchange through its residency program, exhibitions, and public programs. Housed in a former machine factory in the Wedding district, Callie’s offers private studio spaces, a movement studio with a sprung floor, a cooperative sound studio, and a dedicated writing room. The residency is self-guided, allowing artists at any stage of their careers to explore new ideas without production requirements. Artists-in-residence can also request on-site accommodation in micro-apartments, designed with handmade and custom elements. Callie’s fosters an open and interdisciplinary environment, with periodic informal gatherings, networking opportunities, and access to Berlin’s rich cultural landscape. While the residency covers workspace and resources, it does not provide direct funding for travel or materials. The program is open to visual artists, musicians, choreographers, writers, poets, and researchers, supporting a wide range of creative practices. Residencies typically last six months, with some flexibility for shorter stays.

StipendHousingChoreographyDrawingInstallationWriting / LiteratureMultidisciplinary+8
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NES Artist Residency

Skagaströnd, Iceland

4.2 (6)

The NES Artist Residency in Skagaströnd, Iceland, offers a flexible and supportive environment for artists from around the world. The residency hosts 9-12 artists monthly, encouraging stays of two months or more for an immersive experience. NES provides individual workspaces in shared studios, with specific facilities for writers, dancers, performers, and musicians. The residency features two monthly events: free format artist presentations and public open studio events, with support for pop-up exhibitions. While the residency does not include structured programming, the NES team assists with logistical and artistic support as needed. The family-friendly residency offers various accommodation options, including single and double rooms, a private dance studio, and a three-bedroom apartment for families. NES operates year-round, welcoming artists of all disciplines to engage in a creative community surrounded by Iceland’s stunning natural landscape.

HousingCeramicsChoreographyDigitalDrawingInstallation+11

Frequently asked questions

What is a choreography artist residency?

A choreography artist residency provides dedicated time, studio space, and resources for artists working in choreography. Programs typically include accommodation, a supportive community, and sometimes stipends, allowing you to focus entirely on developing new work.

How many choreography residencies are there?

We list 29 choreography artist residencies on Reviewed by Artists. 17 offer a stipend and 16 are fully funded.

How do I apply to a choreography residency?

Most choreography residencies accept applications through their own website. You'll typically need a portfolio, project proposal, and CV. Application deadlines vary — some have rolling admissions while others have annual cycles. Read reviews from past residents to understand what each program is looking for.

What should I look for in a choreography residency?

Key factors include studio space suited to choreography practice, access to materials and equipment, the community of fellow artists, location, duration, and financial support. Our reviews cover all of these aspects to help you find the right fit.

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