Workshops & On Top
In our workshops, dance becomes something to experience, whether for a single evening or over several days. Led by guests from the scene and our Accomplices, we create spaces for trying things out, learning and encountering one another – for anyone who wants to become active themselves.
Sometimes one performance isn’t enough. The On Tops build on and extend the work of our Accomplices: conversations that resonate beyond the moment, gatherings that connect, and collaborations that open up new spaces. Here, people, ideas and disciplines meet.
Explore with Cosima Grand and Mona De Weerdt how time feels beyond the clock.
The collective dance me to the end invites you to a three-day conference on dance and ageing. What stories do we tell about ageing in dance? What aesthetics can older dancing bodies create? How can dance challenge conventional images of ageing? And what visions can it inspire for an ageing society?
How does a world made of sound come into being? Noah Mundinger and Marquis’ McGee invite you to a three-day workshop on foley and audio description – for blind and visually impaired people, as well as for people with prior experience in audio description.
Talk with staff of the artasfoundation about their cultural projects in conflict regions, share your thoughts and ideas, and connect with artists, supporters, and the artasfoundation community.
DanceAbility is an inclusive dance method open to everyone. For experienced and less experienced dancers alike, with and without disabilities. We work with improvisation and contact improvisation.
The collective dance me to the end invites professional and non-professional dancers of all ages to take part in an open exploration of their creative processes.
Groove Your Labour is an open workshop inviting participants to explore the rhythms and movements of their everyday working life – no dance experience is required.
Breaking for young and old: In this Family Dance Workshop, children aged 6 and up and their adult companions can try out their first moves and get to know the dance style in a playful way.
Movement as a journey of discovery: Aly Khamees opens his rehearsal space to anyone who wants to dance, experiment, and get involved. No previous experience is required.