Performing Arts Centre Iceland
Austurstræti 5, 4. hæð
101 Reykjavík
Iceland
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This is a real-time overview of current opportunities for performing arts professionals. While we strive to keep the list as accurate as possible, it is not exhaustive. We welcome any information or tips regarding open calls that should be featured here.
Grants for professional work trips and study visits to establish or deepen partnerships with Polish artists and institutions. The focus is on mutual knowledge exchange and the preparation of future bilateral projects.
The Icelandic Performing Arts Association is seeking a dynamic and creative Artistic Director for the 2026 Gríma Awards (The Icelandic Performing Arts Awards). This is an exciting opportunity to shape and lead the production of Iceland's premier performing arts celebration.
The fund provides travel grants of 10,000 SEK per person to strengthen collaborative ties between Iceland and Sweden in the fields of culture, education, and research. The grants are intended for travel that promotes mutual understanding and bilateral engagement.
Performing Arts Centre Iceland is seeking an organized Project Manager for "Bransadagur" (Industry Day) 2026. The role involves program development, stakeholder communication, and managing the execution of the event, which takes place on May 21st in connection with the Gríma Awards.
Performing Arts Centre Iceland is accepting applications for translation grants for original Icelandic plays. The aim is to increase the visibility and demand for Icelandic performing arts abroad. Grants are also available for subtitling works for international performances.
Art for All is calling for applications for arts events or projects in the field of children's culture, specifically designed for primary school students. auglýsir eftir umsóknum um listviðburði eða verkefni á sviði barnamenningar fyrir grunnskólabörn.
The Culture and Art Programme funds Nordic co-operation in the field of arts and culture. Projects must involve partners from at least three countries, at least two of which must be Nordic. Funding is available for all project phases, including production and dissemination, with grants ranging up to EUR 100,000 depending on co-financing.
Performing Arts Centre Iceland is seeking up to three projects to participate in the CINARS Biennale in Montréal, one of the world's largest networking events for performing arts. Selected projects receive a travel grant, registration fees, and professional support for preparation and pitching at the "Nordic Pulse" session.
Grants to promote cultural exchange between Iceland and Finland. The foundation prioritizes innovative projects in arts and culture that develop cultural life and increase mutual awareness. Projects must have a clear bilateral goal between the two countries.
ASSITEJ International is calling for performances for the 22nd World Congress "Brave Futures," to be held in South Korea in 2027. They are seeking diverse productions that reflect the future of performing arts for young audiences on a global scale.
Opstart is an investment in the initial phases of artistic and cultural projects. It supports the joint development of new Nordic project ideas to strengthen their regional ambitions. Applicants can apply for up to DKK 25,000 with no co-financing required. Responses are typically received within 30 working days.
Travel grants for independent performing artists for touring within Iceland and abroad. The aim is to increase the visibility of Icelandic performing arts and reach new audiences. Grant amounts are based on the number of participants and the destination.
