Company

MilanandCo

Milan Tomášik & Co is a contemporary dance company based in Ljubljana, Slovenia, founded in 2014 by internationally recognized choreographer, performer, and educator Milan Tomášik. Bringing together dancers and artists from diverse cultural and artistic backgrounds, the company creates original choreographic works that combine technical precision, physical virtuosity, musicality, and poetic imagery. Under Tomášik’s artistic direction, it has developed a distinctive movement language in which precision meets freedom, inner discipline coexists with spontaneity, and carefully crafted choreographic structures remain open to the vitality of real-time performance.

Since its establishment, the company has created four full-length productions—Hunting Season (2014), Silver Blue (2015), Fight Bright (2018), and Binary Resonance (2026)—which have toured extensively at theatres and festivals across Europe. Its artistic practice is deeply rooted in improvisation as a performative discipline, drawing on Milan Tomášik’s extensive artistic research and more than two decades of international performance experience. This approach allows each performance to remain responsive to its performers, audience, and context while maintaining a strong choreographic identity.

From 2018 to 2020, Milan Tomášik & Co was an associate company of Scenario Pubblico in Catania, Italy.

The company’s work has received several awards, including the POČIN Award at the KioSk Festival (2015) and two Ksenija Hribar Awards: Best Lighting Design for Luka Curk (Hunting Season, 2015) and Best Dancer for Tina Valentan (Hunting Season and Silver Blue, 2017). In 2026, Milan Tomášik received the Ksenija Hribar Award in the Dancer/Performer category, one of Slovenia’s highest recognitions in contemporary dance.

Binary Resonance (2026)

Photo by Darja Štravs Tisu
Photo by Darja Štravs Tisu

Fight Bright (2018)

Photo by Stanislav Dobák
Photo by Stanislav Dobák

Silver Blue (2015)

Photo by George Anastasakis

Hunting Season (2014)

photo by Natália Zajačiková
Photo by Stanislav Dobák
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