The class consists of a warm-up class leading into a guided investigation towards imagination and movement research tools for creating from the instant.
The warm-up class is a practice of body and mind, designed for animating one’s own creative work. The body is allowed to access its own intelligence by sourcing from its natural urge to be present, to move and to create. We tune into the relationship to gravity, centre, space, articulation, coordination and musicality. The practice is based on many years of ongoing research and training knowledge found in international movement and performance traditions such as contemporary to urban dance styles, Tai Chi, Karate and Japanese Butoh, continuously landscaping in dynamics of living experience. On this basis, Beljana will be sharing creative tools for diving into sensitivity and porousness towards imagination in movement and fullness in performance.
The class is providing space for deepening the immediate relationship between dancer and their art. In this listening space, the movement becomes our teachers. Beljana shares her practice as creator, sharing the space with creators.
In collaboration with Ayberk Esen, ehrenfeldstudios invites you to a professional training class in contemporary dance. A rotating roster of regional and international instructors leads the classes, bringing diverse artistic perspectives, training methods, and movement approaches. The program is designed for dance students and professional dancers and provides a space for ongoing practice and artistic development. Click here for all further dates and information.
Participation in individual sessions is also possible.
PARTICIPATION FEE Single ticket: 9 euros
5-ticket pass: 40 euros
Foto: Alexis W.
About the artist/teacher:
Beljana Metje is a dancer, choreographer, and multidisciplinary artist; BA alumna of the University of Music and Dance Cologne (ZZT, 2021). Currently, she is studying MA Choreography at the National Academy of the Arts (KHiO) in Oslo, Norway.
Beljana works throughout Europe as a dancer, performer (current projects with Mira Plikat, Leo Gnatzy and Valtteri Keinänen), and choreographer, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects with live musicians, composers, visual artists, writers and poets. With her dance collective “Nangilima Projekt,” she creates own performances that are often self-produced and have been invited to festivals across Europe (Canary Islands, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Spain; such as the Festival Danza de Canarias, Tenerife, Spain and more) and have been supported by the European Union (Creative Europe), among others. For more information, visit the website https://nangilimaproject.wixsite.com/home.
Ido Grinberg’s class offers a dynamic exploration of movement through improvisation, phrases, and compositional tools, while drawing inspiration from ballroom and Latin dances in a playful way. The training moves between movement research, technical practice, and games that foster creativity, individual expression, musicality, spatial awareness, and connection with others.
In collaboration with Ayberk Esen, ehrenfeldstudios invites you to a professional training class in contemporary dance. Classes are led by a rotating team of regional and international instructors, bringing together diverse artistic perspectives, training methods, and movement approaches. The program is designed for dance students and professional dancers and provides a space for ongoing practice and artistic development. Click here for all further dates and information.
DATES Mon, 06.07– Fri, 10.07.2026 | 10 am – 11:30 am
Further dates (instructors to be announced)
Mon, 13.07. – Fri, 17.07.2026 | 10 am – 11:30 am
Participation in individual sessions is also possible.
REGISTRATION We kindly request that you register at tanzen@ehrenfeldstudios.de
Or by phone at +49 221 846 395 80
PARTICIPATION FEE Single ticket: 9 euros
5-ticket pass: 40 euros
So, have you sinned yet today? Snacked, feasted, indulged, regretted?
Navigating between transience, discipline, consumption, and excess, FOOD PORN deconstructs good old-fashioned table manners and invites you to a performative feast. Inspired by Baroque still lifes, vanitas, and hyper-aestheticized food photography, dancers Hanna Held and Andrea Kößler focus on the act of indulgence and its tipping points in this dance performance. A play between Baroque opulence and a feminist battlefield: FOOD PORN pushes narratives surrounding food to the point of absurdity and invites us to a collective seduction through the seemingly sinful allure of food.
Don´t wear your best clothes – there will be real food!
After many years of dance practice, Angus suggests viewing improvisation in the same way one experiences a landscape.
How can a landscape be performed? How is the body to move when seen as rain?
As older people or those with different physical abilities, should we strive to achieve a certain ‘recognised’ form? Or should we move our bodies into the forms they naturally take along their own individual paths?
Angus suggests that – much like nature – we must reshape ourselves with every step and in every moment if we wish to enjoy and celebrate our own journey.
This workshop explores ideas surrounding physicality and imagination, and investigates the improvising body in the same way we might explore a landscape…
For anyone interested in dance and movement.
The workshop will be held in English; German translation is available.
DATE Sat, 27.06.2026 | 11 am – 1 pm
TICKETS The ticket sale will begin shortly.
REGISTRATION Please register in advance via email to tanzen@ehrenfeldstudios.de
Or by phone at +49 221 846 395 80
PARTICIPATION FEE Sliding Scale: 20 – 40 Euro
AUSGEFLOGEN
Tanz Station Barmer Bahnhof, Wuppertal Sun, 28.06.2026
Reservation and Registration: https://tanz-station.de
almost finished Recherche-, Workshops- und Präsentationsreihe von Caroline Simon & Gästen In almost finished arbeitet Caroline Simon gemeinsam mit internationalen etablierten Tanzkünstler:innen in Workshop – und Performance Formaten, die die Improvisationskunst in den Mittelpunkt stellen. almost finished lädt Teilnehmer:innen und Publikum gleichermaßen ein, neugierig in die Welt dieser spontanen Kunst einzutauchen und sich überraschen zu lassen.
…and are these things stars, or singing? by and with Angus Balbernie
A 30-minute improvisation.
almost finished – solo research 2 by and with Caroline Simon
A dancer, a microphone, and an audience in a room.
Who tells what?
Who listens?
Who sets the framework?
… And what does the dance have to say about it?