Dancing Histor(y)ies: Shared Experiences

Dancing Histor(y)ies project coordinator Arunas Mozuraitis shares his experience and reflects on what it has meant to collaborate with local artists, performers, institutions across Europe.

Arunas Mozuraitis

Being part of Dancing Histor(y)ies has been a very special journey for me. As project coordinator, I had the chance to follow the whole process closely, supporting both the artistic team and the local partners in making these collaborations happen. It gave me a unique perspective on how the project grew - from the very first ideas into powerful, shared experiences across different countries.

I witnessed how dance can create real connections between people, regardless of background, age, or culture. Working with local partners and performers across Europe was always inspiring — each place brought something unique, and the generosity of everyone involved made the project feel alive and full of heart.

Some of my favorite memories are the shared moments in the studio, when different groups came together and something unexpected and beautiful happened. A very touching moment was seeing the local communities we had met earlier come to the final performances, making it feel like a true exchange.

This project has taught me the value of openness, patience, and trust in collaboration. What I will carry forward is the belief that coordination is not only about organization, but also about creating spaces where people feel welcomed, connected, and inspired.

Dancing Histor(y)ies is co-funded by the European Union. ilDance’s participation and activities in the project are made possible with the support of the Swedish Arts Council and Kulturförvaltningen Västra Götalandsregionen.

Photos by AdeY

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