dansprogramma

Dansprogramma is a Dutch term that refers to a program or schedule for dance performances and activities. It can denote the program for a dance festival, a company's season, or an educational curriculum. The term is used broadly in Dutch cultural contexts.

Etymology and usage: Derived from the words 'dans' (dance) and 'programma' (program). It is common in the Netherlands and Flanders, and is often used in Dutch media and institutions to describe both performance rosters and instructional offerings.

A typical dansprogramma lists works, choreographers, performing companies or dancers, cast, duration, venues, and dates. It may include program notes, background on the pieces, and accessibility or ticket information. In education, it can refer to a dance curriculum or syllabus.

In festivals, the dansprogramma outlines the lineup for a given event and may be divided by program blocks or days. In schools or companies, it reflects a season's schedule of performances and rehearsals.

Related concepts include repertoire, programme notes, festival program, and season planning.