For his contemporary training, Michael Langeneckert draws from 30 years of experience as a professional dancer, choreographer and head trainer. His classes combine release technique, bodywork, improvisation and conditioning. The floor work technique is preceded by warming-up the body on multiple levels. This then advances into defined variations. The focus then shifts to the development of physical intensity and complex movement sequences in space. Central element of the training is the continuous flow of movement and building a connection to beats and energetic sounds, which support the physical body. This is a technical dance training oriented on current tendencies in contemporary dance.

Michael Langeneckert works as a rehearsal director at the Staatstheater Mainz since 2015. He received his training as a dancer in Freiburg and has since worked as a freelancer both at multiple municipal and state theatres in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. He most recently worked with choreographers such as e.g. Sharon Eyal, Johannes Wieland, Club Guy and Roni, Guy Nader and Maria Campos, Koen Augustijnen, Garry Stewart. In Freiburg, he directed his own independent dance company Rebound Prod from 2001 until 2007. He choreographed numerous pieces for his company and was also guest choreographer at various theatres in different formats. As a teacher for contemporary dance, he has taught theatre companies across Germany, at independent centres such as the Tanzhaus NRW Düsseldorf, Marameo Berlin, K3 Hamburg as well as in Holland, Austria, Hungary and Switzerland.

For his contemporary training, Michael Langeneckert draws from 30 years of experience as a professional dancer, choreographer and head trainer. His classes combine release technique, bodywork, improvisation and conditioning. The floor work technique is preceded by warming-up the body on multiple levels. This then advances into defined variations. The focus then shifts to the development of physical intensity and complex movement sequences in space. Central element of the training is the continuous flow of movement and building a connection to beats and energetic sounds, which support the physical body. This is a technical dance training oriented on current tendencies in contemporary dance.

Michael Langeneckert works as a rehearsal director at the Staatstheater Mainz since 2015. He received his training as a dancer in Freiburg and has since worked as a freelancer both at multiple municipal and state theatres in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. He most recently worked with choreographers such as e.g. Sharon Eyal, Johannes Wieland, Club Guy and Roni, Guy Nader and Maria Campos, Koen Augustijnen, Garry Stewart. In Freiburg, he directed his own independent dance company Rebound Prod from 2001 until 2007. He choreographed numerous pieces for his company and was also guest choreographer at various theatres in different formats. As a teacher for contemporary dance, he has taught theatre companies across Germany, at independent centres such as the Tanzhaus NRW Düsseldorf, Marameo Berlin, K3 Hamburg as well as in Holland, Austria, Hungary and Switzerland.

For his contemporary training, Michael Langeneckert draws from 30 years of experience as a professional dancer, choreographer and head trainer. His classes combine release technique, bodywork, improvisation and conditioning. The floor work technique is preceded by warming-up the body on multiple levels. This then advances into defined variations. The focus then shifts to the development of physical intensity and complex movement sequences in space. Central element of the training is the continuous flow of movement and building a connection to beats and energetic sounds, which support the physical body. This is a technical dance training oriented on current tendencies in contemporary dance.

Michael Langeneckert works as a rehearsal director at the Staatstheater Mainz since 2015. He received his training as a dancer in Freiburg and has since worked as a freelancer both at multiple municipal and state theatres in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. He most recently worked with choreographers such as e.g. Sharon Eyal, Johannes Wieland, Club Guy and Roni, Guy Nader and Maria Campos, Koen Augustijnen, Garry Stewart. In Freiburg, he directed his own independent dance company Rebound Prod from 2001 until 2007. He choreographed numerous pieces for his company and was also guest choreographer at various theatres in different formats. As a teacher for contemporary dance, he has taught theatre companies across Germany, at independent centres such as the Tanzhaus NRW Düsseldorf, Marameo Berlin, K3 Hamburg as well as in Holland, Austria, Hungary and Switzerland.

For his contemporary training, Michael Langeneckert draws from 30 years of experience as a professional dancer, choreographer and head trainer. His classes combine release technique, bodywork, improvisation and conditioning. The floor work technique is preceded by warming-up the body on multiple levels. This then advances into defined variations. The focus then shifts to the development of physical intensity and complex movement sequences in space. Central element of the training is the continuous flow of movement and building a connection to beats and energetic sounds, which support the physical body. This is a technical dance training oriented on current tendencies in contemporary dance.

Michael Langeneckert works as a rehearsal director at the Staatstheater Mainz since 2015. He received his training as a dancer in Freiburg and has since worked as a freelancer both at multiple municipal and state theatres in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. He most recently worked with choreographers such as e.g. Sharon Eyal, Johannes Wieland, Club Guy and Roni, Guy Nader and Maria Campos, Koen Augustijnen, Garry Stewart. In Freiburg, he directed his own independent dance company Rebound Prod from 2001 until 2007. He choreographed numerous pieces for his company and was also guest choreographer at various theatres in different formats. As a teacher for contemporary dance, he has taught theatre companies across Germany, at independent centres such as the Tanzhaus NRW Düsseldorf, Marameo Berlin, K3 Hamburg as well as in Holland, Austria, Hungary and Switzerland.

Gabrielle Staiger’s class was originally designed as preparation for creative processes and aims at activating the „democratic body“ (a body capable of initiating movement from every part or surface of the body). The class begins on the floor, focusing on the spine and then becomes increasingly complex and technically demanding. A technical, kinetic and literally moving experience.

Gabrielle Staiger, freelance choreographer and teacher for contemporary dance technique, composition and Labanprinciples is a teacher very much in demand with leading dance companies like Ballet Preljocaj/Aix-en-Provence, Neuer Tanz/Düsseldorf, Ultima Vez/Brussels, Ballet de Marseille as well as leading education centres in Europe and overseas such as the Hogeschool vor de Kunsten in Amsterdam, the Rotterdamse Dansakademie and SungKyunKwan University in Seoul. For 12 years she directed ARAZZO Tanztheater, a Physical Theatre Company based in Cologne. Her artistic work has won numerous awards. She was educated at the Laban Centre in London and the German College of Physical Education in Cologne.

Gabrielle Staiger’s class was originally designed as preparation for creative processes and aims at activating the „democratic body“ (a body capable of initiating movement from every part or surface of the body). The class begins on the floor, focusing on the spine and then becomes increasingly complex and technically demanding. A technical, kinetic and literally moving experience.

Gabrielle Staiger, freelance choreographer and teacher for contemporary dance technique, composition and Labanprinciples is a teacher very much in demand with leading dance companies like Ballet Preljocaj/Aix-en-Provence, Neuer Tanz/Düsseldorf, Ultima Vez/Brussels, Ballet de Marseille as well as leading education centres in Europe and overseas such as the Hogeschool vor de Kunsten in Amsterdam, the Rotterdamse Dansakademie and SungKyunKwan University in Seoul. For 12 years she directed ARAZZO Tanztheater, a Physical Theatre Company based in Cologne. Her artistic work has won numerous awards. She was educated at the Laban Centre in London and the German College of Physical Education in Cologne.

Gabrielle Staiger’s class was originally designed as preparation for creative processes and aims at activating the „democratic body“ (a body capable of initiating movement from every part or surface of the body). The class begins on the floor, focusing on the spine and then becomes increasingly complex and technically demanding. A technical, kinetic and literally moving experience.

Gabrielle Staiger, freelance choreographer and teacher for contemporary dance technique, composition and Labanprinciples is a teacher very much in demand with leading dance companies like Ballet Preljocaj/Aix-en-Provence, Neuer Tanz/Düsseldorf, Ultima Vez/Brussels, Ballet de Marseille as well as leading education centres in Europe and overseas such as the Hogeschool vor de Kunsten in Amsterdam, the Rotterdamse Dansakademie and SungKyunKwan University in Seoul. For 12 years she directed ARAZZO Tanztheater, a Physical Theatre Company based in Cologne. Her artistic work has won numerous awards. She was educated at the Laban Centre in London and the German College of Physical Education in Cologne.

Gabrielle Staiger’s class was originally designed as preparation for creative processes and aims at activating the „democratic body“ (a body capable of initiating movement from every part or surface of the body). The class begins on the floor, focusing on the spine and then becomes increasingly complex and technically demanding. A technical, kinetic and literally moving experience.

Gabrielle Staiger, freelance choreographer and teacher for contemporary dance technique, composition and Labanprinciples is a teacher very much in demand with leading dance companies like Ballet Preljocaj/Aix-en-Provence, Neuer Tanz/Düsseldorf, Ultima Vez/Brussels, Ballet de Marseille as well as leading education centres in Europe and overseas such as the Hogeschool vor de Kunsten in Amsterdam, the Rotterdamse Dansakademie and SungKyunKwan University in Seoul. For 12 years she directed ARAZZO Tanztheater, a Physical Theatre Company based in Cologne. Her artistic work has won numerous awards. She was educated at the Laban Centre in London and the German College of Physical Education in Cologne.

Gabrielle Staiger’s class was originally designed as preparation for creative processes and aims at activating the „democratic body“ (a body capable of initiating movement from every part or surface of the body). The class begins on the floor, focusing on the spine and then becomes increasingly complex and technically demanding. A technical, kinetic and literally moving experience.

Gabrielle Staiger, freelance choreographer and teacher for contemporary dance technique, composition and Labanprinciples is a teacher very much in demand with leading dance companies like Ballet Preljocaj/Aix-en-Provence, Neuer Tanz/Düsseldorf, Ultima Vez/Brussels, Ballet de Marseille as well as leading education centres in Europe and overseas such as the Hogeschool vor de Kunsten in Amsterdam, the Rotterdamse Dansakademie and SungKyunKwan University in Seoul. For 12 years she directed ARAZZO Tanztheater, a Physical Theatre Company based in Cologne. Her artistic work has won numerous awards. She was educated at the Laban Centre in London and the German College of Physical Education in Cologne.