The Choreographic Toolbox is a toolkit oriented towards contemporary choreographic practice. It was developed in collaboration with internationally renowned choreographers who contributed their experiences from their own artistic projects. The toolbox presents a wide range of contemporary choreographic working methods and is guided by the idea of creating spaces of possibility for choreographic practice. The Choreographic Toolbox. The book translates the open toolbox system into a book format combined with digitally accessible materials. Now in its third edition, the book gathers practice-oriented modules on the topics of generation, shaping, play styles, collaboration, and composition, as well as an essay on contemporary choreography and interviews with Jonathan Burrows, Nik Haffner, Thomas Kampe, Martin Nachbar, Jochen Roller, Anna Huber, and Hubert Machnik, which exemplify individual working methods. Together with the digitally accessible practice cards, the Choreographic Toolbox. The book provides inspiration for experienced choreographers and dancers, as well as for anyone involved in theater, performance, or therapeutic settings with choreographic processes and productions. It also offers those with little prior experience in choreography the tools for an experimental, playful approach to movement and dance.