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Taiwan - Asia's first professional contemporary dance company, founded in 1973 by choreographer Lin Hwai-min, with a style deeply rooted in Asian traditions.

United Kingdom - Founded in 1931 by Dame Ninette de Valois, an internationally renowned ballet company and one of the foremost in the world, based at the Royal Opera House.

Japan - A Butoh dance company established in 1975 by Ushio Amagatsu, Sankai Juku is known for its poetic and existential performances that explore the human condition.

United Kingdom - Founded in 2000 by Akram Khan, this company is known for its distinctive style that fuses classical Indian Kathak with contemporary dance.

United Kingdom - Founded in 2008 by Hofesh Shechter, characterised by high energy and theatricality paired with Shechter's own music compositions.

Germany - Founded by Hans Henning Paar in 1992, its works have focused on the combination of dance, narration, and expression.

Australia - Founded in 1969 by Suzanne Musitz, known for its contemporary work that showcases Australian choreographers and dancers.

Belgium - Founded in 1983 by choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, noted for its rigorous approach to composition and a predilection for mathematical configurations in dance.

United States - Established in 2003 and remained active until its dissolution in 2015; known for its exceptional technical ability and cutting-edge choreography.

United States - Established by Merce Cunningham in 1953, it revolutionized the visual and musical aspects of dance and was a leading force in contemporary dance until it disbanded in 2011.

United Kingdom - Founded in 1986 by Lloyd Newson, known for its physically integrated dance theatre that pushes performers to their limits and often confronts social issues.

Australia - Formed in 1995 by Gideon Obarzanek, this company has a reputation for producing a diverse range of contemporary performance and dance works.

United Kingdom - Founded in 1683, this London-based dance house presents a variety of contemporary dance companies and is known for nurturing new talent.

Switzerland - Founded in 1987 by choreographer Maurice Bejart, this company is known for its innovative blending of classical ballet and modern dance.

Israel - Established in 1964 by Martha Graham and Baroness Batsheva de Rothschild, known for the Gaga movement language developed by Ohad Naharin.

Belgium - Founded in 1986 by Wim Vandekeybus, this company’s style is known for its raw physicality and intense imagery often exploring themes of fate and human psychology.

France - Formed in 1978 by Maguy Marin, it has gained critical acclaim for its theatrical and often provocative performances.

Germany - Founded by choreographer Pina Bausch in 1973, this dance company is a leading exponent of Tanztheater, blending dance, speech, and theatrical elements.

Belgium - Founded in 1984 by Alain Platel, known for performances that are a mix of modern dance, ballet, and theater, reflecting social and political issues.

United States - Founded by Alvin Ailey in 1958, renowned for its performances that celebrate the African American heritage and the modern dance tradition.

Netherlands - Established in 1959, known for its innovative and original choreography that often collaborates with contemporary composers and designers.

Canada - Founded in 1990 by Marie Chouinard, the company is celebrated for its unique choreographic language and the use of the body as a primary artistic medium.

Canada - Founded in 2002 by internationally known Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite, the company focuses on highly theatrical and innovative collaborations.

Germany - Founded by choreographer William Forsythe in 2005; it has pioneered in experimentation and reorienting ballet from its classical repertoire to a dynamic 21st-century art form.