Jana Jevtović is a choreographer, dancer, and performer whose work encompasses performances, dances, texts, and videos, often created through collaborative processes and structures with others. Rather than thematic frameworks, she is primarily interested in the situations and mechanisms that occur in and around the performance event itself.

She works in Europe, the U.S., and Canada, and has collaborated with artists such as Mårten Spångberg (Geo-Trauma Dance; The Nature Redux – The Great Outdoors), Dragana Alfirević (Episode 3: long distance creationship;  Episode 93: the next piece), Dana Michel (house of work; the greater the weight), Amanda Piña and Daniel Zimmermann (Endangered Human Movements Vol. 1 – Four remarks on the history of dance), and others.

Her collaboration with Céline Larrère (aka Celina Larrerović), which she initiated in 2011, is based on a body of episodic performances and performative practices titled Chorégraphie, BABY!.

Jana graduated from Concordia University (Montreal) in 2006.

In 2011, she received a DanceWeb scholarship, and since 2014 she has been a member of Nomad Dance Academy Slovenia.