This workshop creates an intergenerational space for connection where the body becomes a place for play, exploration, and expression. The session begins with a guided session (approx. 60 minutes) in which movement is explored as a form of drawing in space through contemporary dance, dance theater, and improvisation.
Using simple materials—paper, brushes, sticks, or everyday objects—participants explore line, form, and the transformation of the body, developing moving images and small compositions from these elements. The object acts as a mediator, facilitating access to movement and opening up new possibilities for expression.
This is followed by an informal opportunity for discussion during a break. The event concludes with a brief performative segment: a short presentation, an artistic intervention, or an open-format activity in which the audience can participate. The focus is on shared experiences, creativity, and connection.
DATE
Sat, 16.05.2026 | 2 pm – 4 pm
2 pm – 3 pm: Intergenerational Workshop
3 pm – 3.30 pm: Break for cake and drinks
3.30 pm – 4 pm: Show
It is also possible to participate in only the workshop or the show.
PARTICIPATION FEE
Adults: 20 – 40 euros (sliding scale)
Children: 15 euros
REGISTRATION
Please register in advance.
By email to: tanzen@ehrenfeldstudios.de
Or by phone at +49 221 846 395 80
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Catalina Carrasco is a dancer, choreographer, and educator with an international career. Since 2012, she has directed the BAAL company and developed artistic projects. Her work has been recognized with awards such as We·Now and CENIT and has received support from programs such as Culture Moves Europe and Perform Europe.
ACCESSIBILITY
The workshop is open to everyone and requires no prior experience. The exercises are flexibly adapted to different physical abilities and age groups. Participants may choose to take an active or observational role. Communication can be verbal or nonverbal.
Barrier-free access. Participation with a rollator or wheelchair is possible.
Largely accessible toilet in the neighbouring building, No grab rails or height-adjustable mirror available.
Accompanying persons receive free admission.
Photo: Alejandra Conrado