About DGPS

Dance Grand Prix Sofia in brief

Dance Grand Prix Sofia is created with the mission to bring together young passionate dancers and dance teachers from around the world to exchange experience and ideas so that they all improve and empower each other. We create opportunities for young dancers to grow as professionals.

Dance Grand Prix Sofia is offering its participants a unique experiences with year-round events.

All events are held in the heart of Sofia - a modern European capital combining contemporary with it's rich history and cultural heritage. DGPS team is selecting only the best locations for it's events - easily accessible, excellent technical quality, comfort for all.

Following our mission we collaborate with esteemed professionals, organizations and events around the world. We work extensively to support and promote the art of dance for children and young people.

Our main event is the Dance Grand Prix Sofia yearly contest.

Our founder and director is Mrs Daniela Toleva, member of the International Dance Council CID by UNESCO.

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