Workshop Aachen
18. november 2018 11.00 – 14.00
Tanzhaus AachenGoffartstraße 26
http://www.tanzhaus-aachen.de/cms/front_content.php?idcat=6
Workshop Wien:
2. 3. March 2019
Saturday 16.30 – 18.30
Sunday 11.00 – 13.00
Contemporary Dance based on Forsythe Technique I/II with Erika Winkler:
http://unicorndance.at/
professional dance training
NRW Tanzhaus 2017/18
NRW Tanzhaus 2017/18
10.-14. December 2018
Time: 10.30 – 12.00
2019
5.-8. März
8.-12. April
7.-21. Juni
www.tanzhaus-nrw.de
Workshop Duisburg
Planing: 2.-5- January
“Ballettschule Duisburg” im Theater Duisburg
Nekarstraße 1 , 47051 Duisburg
http://www.ballett-schule-duisburg.com
WORKSHOP TANZHAUS NRW
16. March 2019
17. March 2019
Regulary Dance Classes Köln/Cologne
www.positiondanse.de
Richard–Wagner–Straße 8
Monday:
Advanced:
19.00 – 20.30 Uhr
Friday:
Improvisation/Composition:
18.00 – 19.00
Middle level:
19.00 – 20.30 Uhr
Samstag:
Dance lessons at Gymnasium Essen Werden
contemporary Dance, Improvisation, Komposition
My contemporary dance training contains elements from different movement languages and is open in its style; nevertheless, the main focus of my work is based on William Forsythe’s ‘Improvisation Technologies’.
It is generally desired to interpret the given parameters on an individual level and to select areas of interest individually.
The aim is to find an independent and confident way of working with the material learned. Furthermore, I offer movement ideas to facilitate the process of finding movement in the dancer’s own body. These ideas are based on the tools of ‘Improvisation Technologies’ as well as springing from imagery and imagination.
Throughout the class, connections with Rudolph von Laban’s concept of space are made. Hereby, a differentiated perception of the body, variations of isolation of body parts and their positioning in relation to the inner and outer space are highlighted. This trajectory offers space for short improvisations with specific topics, to give the possibility to follow the body’s instinct and to reflect upon it.
The work can be stressed as physical and offers individual freedom. Ideally, it opens up the interest of exploration and personal translation of given parameters and frameworks through the body.
I work with this kind of body perception, in which the body is sent on an explorative journey through tasks and objectives, to find unusual itineraries, of which the results can take on individual translations for a long time.
I have rigorously investigated the ‘thinking’ bodywork that sharpens the sense of self and by that also trains the ability to repeat emerged movement schemes.
To date, I teach professional and undergraduate classes and develop my own choreographies according to these principles. I also give improvisation classes with topics and tasks based on the independent exploration of movement, efficient causes and aims.