Our ballet masters Uwe Fischer and Jaione Zabala Martin cordially invite you to take part in the company’s classical ballet training, which lasts 75 minutes. The professional training is streamed from the Wiesbaden ballet studio.

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Our ballet masters Uwe Fischer and Jaione Zabala Martin cordially invite you to take part in the company’s classical ballet training, which lasts 75 minutes. The professional training is streamed from the Wiesbaden ballet studio.

Fotos: DeDa Productions

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Our ballet masters Uwe Fischer and Jaione Zabala Martin cordially invite you to take part in the company’s classical ballet training, which lasts 75 minutes. The professional training is streamed from the Wiesbaden ballet studio.

Fotos: DeDa Productions

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Our ballet masters Uwe Fischer and Jaione Zabala Martin cordially invite you to take part in the company’s classical ballet training, which lasts 75 minutes. The professional training is streamed from the Wiesbaden ballet studio.

Fotos: DeDa Productions

Information on registration

Our ballet masters Uwe Fischer and Jaione Zabala Martin cordially invite you to take part in the company’s classical ballet training, which lasts 75 minutes. The professional training is streamed from the Wiesbaden ballet studio.

Fotos: DeDa Productions

Information on registration

Further information

Training description
I have been regularly teaching the Profitraining since 2007, where I have had the luxury to develop my practice teaching professionals and connecting to the independent scene in Frankfurt. Looking back, my class has developed, transformed and returned to what, I feel the climate of the free scene needs. I respond to the participants, as I believe it is my job to address and include everyone.
Here are the ABC’S of my class:
A All
B Ballet
C Contemporary
D Doing
E Exhale
F Focus
G Grounded
H Happy
I Intuative
J Joy
K Knowledge
L Lock
M Move
N Negotiate
O Optical
P Performative
Q Quick
R Responsive
S Steps
T Tendu
U Undulate
V Vector
W Work
X
Y Yes
Z Zeal

Allison Brown, Allison Brown, a dancer, choreographer and teacher based in Frankfurt, Germany, has been teaching and leading workshops since 2000. As an instructor on Forsythe’s Improvisation Technologies, she was part of the dance program P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels, Belgium. Ms. Brown has participated in numerous symposia, such as the „explorationen 07“ at PACT Zollverein, Essen, Germany. From 2009 to 2019 she was on faculty at the HfMDK in Frankfurt. Following Mr. Forsythe’s invitation, she has staged his works such as Duo and Workwithinwork on various occasions for dance companies worldwide.
As a choreographer, Allison Brown has been creating her own works since 1998. These include works for Pretty Ugly/Ballett Freiburg, the Künstlerhaus Mousonturm (Frankfurt) and the Transitions Dance Company Laban (London) and Gärtnerplatztheater in Munich. Allison has been a dancer with the New York City Ballet, Twyla Tharp and Dancers, Amanda Miller’s Pretty Ugly Dance Company and Saburo Teshigawara’s Karas Company. From 1996 to 2004 she was a member of William Forsythe’s Ballet Frankfurt. As of March, 2019 Allison has been named the Professor for Classical Ballet for Contemporary Dancers at the Center for Contemporary Dance in Cologne, Germany.

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Training description
I have been regularly teaching the Profitraining since 2007, where I have had the luxury to develop my practice teaching professionals and connecting to the independent scene in Frankfurt. Looking back, my class has developed, transformed and returned to what, I feel the climate of the free scene needs. I respond to the participants, as I believe it is my job to address and include everyone.
Here are the ABC’S of my class:
A All
B Ballet
C Contemporary
D Doing
E Exhale
F Focus
G Grounded
H Happy
I Intuative
J Joy
K Knowledge
L Lock
M Move
N Negotiate
O Optical
P Performative
Q Quick
R Responsive
S Steps
T Tendu
U Undulate
V Vector
W Work
X
Y Yes
Z Zeal

Allison Brown, Allison Brown, a dancer, choreographer and teacher based in Frankfurt, Germany, has been teaching and leading workshops since 2000. As an instructor on Forsythe’s Improvisation Technologies, she was part of the dance program P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels, Belgium. Ms. Brown has participated in numerous symposia, such as the „explorationen 07“ at PACT Zollverein, Essen, Germany. From 2009 to 2019 she was on faculty at the HfMDK in Frankfurt. Following Mr. Forsythe’s invitation, she has staged his works such as Duo and Workwithinwork on various occasions for dance companies worldwide.
As a choreographer, Allison Brown has been creating her own works since 1998. These include works for Pretty Ugly/Ballett Freiburg, the Künstlerhaus Mousonturm (Frankfurt) and the Transitions Dance Company Laban (London) and Gärtnerplatztheater in Munich. Allison has been a dancer with the New York City Ballet, Twyla Tharp and Dancers, Amanda Miller’s Pretty Ugly Dance Company and Saburo Teshigawara’s Karas Company. From 1996 to 2004 she was a member of William Forsythe’s Ballet Frankfurt. As of March, 2019 Allison has been named the Professor for Classical Ballet for Contemporary Dancers at the Center for Contemporary Dance in Cologne, Germany.

Information on registration

Training description
I have been regularly teaching the Profitraining since 2007, where I have had the luxury to develop my practice teaching professionals and connecting to the independent scene in Frankfurt. Looking back, my class has developed, transformed and returned to what, I feel the climate of the free scene needs. I respond to the participants, as I believe it is my job to address and include everyone.
Here are the ABC’S of my class:
A All
B Ballet
C Contemporary
D Doing
E Exhale
F Focus
G Grounded
H Happy
I Intuative
J Joy
K Knowledge
L Lock
M Move
N Negotiate
O Optical
P Performative
Q Quick
R Responsive
S Steps
T Tendu
U Undulate
V Vector
W Work
X
Y Yes
Z Zeal

Allison Brown, Allison Brown, a dancer, choreographer and teacher based in Frankfurt, Germany, has been teaching and leading workshops since 2000. As an instructor on Forsythe’s Improvisation Technologies, she was part of the dance program P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels, Belgium. Ms. Brown has participated in numerous symposia, such as the „explorationen 07“ at PACT Zollverein, Essen, Germany. From 2009 to 2019 she was on faculty at the HfMDK in Frankfurt. Following Mr. Forsythe’s invitation, she has staged his works such as Duo and Workwithinwork on various occasions for dance companies worldwide.
As a choreographer, Allison Brown has been creating her own works since 1998. These include works for Pretty Ugly/Ballett Freiburg, the Künstlerhaus Mousonturm (Frankfurt) and the Transitions Dance Company Laban (London) and Gärtnerplatztheater in Munich. Allison has been a dancer with the New York City Ballet, Twyla Tharp and Dancers, Amanda Miller’s Pretty Ugly Dance Company and Saburo Teshigawara’s Karas Company. From 1996 to 2004 she was a member of William Forsythe’s Ballet Frankfurt. As of March, 2019 Allison has been named the Professor for Classical Ballet for Contemporary Dancers at the Center for Contemporary Dance in Cologne, Germany.

Information on registration

Training description
I have been regularly teaching the Profitraining since 2007, where I have had the luxury to develop my practice teaching professionals and connecting to the independent scene in Frankfurt. Looking back, my class has developed, transformed and returned to what, I feel the climate of the free scene needs. I respond to the participants, as I believe it is my job to address and include everyone.
Here are the ABC’S of my class:
A All
B Ballet
C Contemporary
D Doing
E Exhale
F Focus
G Grounded
H Happy
I Intuative
J Joy
K Knowledge
L Lock
M Move
N Negotiate
O Optical
P Performative
Q Quick
R Responsive
S Steps
T Tendu
U Undulate
V Vector
W Work
X
Y Yes
Z Zeal

Allison Brown, Allison Brown, a dancer, choreographer and teacher based in Frankfurt, Germany, has been teaching and leading workshops since 2000. As an instructor on Forsythe’s Improvisation Technologies, she was part of the dance program P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels, Belgium. Ms. Brown has participated in numerous symposia, such as the „explorationen 07“ at PACT Zollverein, Essen, Germany. From 2009 to 2019 she was on faculty at the HfMDK in Frankfurt. Following Mr. Forsythe’s invitation, she has staged his works such as Duo and Workwithinwork on various occasions for dance companies worldwide.
As a choreographer, Allison Brown has been creating her own works since 1998. These include works for Pretty Ugly/Ballett Freiburg, the Künstlerhaus Mousonturm (Frankfurt) and the Transitions Dance Company Laban (London) and Gärtnerplatztheater in Munich. Allison has been a dancer with the New York City Ballet, Twyla Tharp and Dancers, Amanda Miller’s Pretty Ugly Dance Company and Saburo Teshigawara’s Karas Company. From 1996 to 2004 she was a member of William Forsythe’s Ballet Frankfurt. As of March, 2019 Allison has been named the Professor for Classical Ballet for Contemporary Dancers at the Center for Contemporary Dance in Cologne, Germany.

Information on registration

Training description
I have been regularly teaching the Profitraining since 2007, where I have had the luxury to develop my practice teaching professionals and connecting to the independent scene in Frankfurt. Looking back, my class has developed, transformed and returned to what, I feel the climate of the free scene needs. I respond to the participants, as I believe it is my job to address and include everyone.
Here are the ABC’S of my class:
A All
B Ballet
C Contemporary
D Doing
E Exhale
F Focus
G Grounded
H Happy
I Intuative
J Joy
K Knowledge
L Lock
M Move
N Negotiate
O Optical
P Performative
Q Quick
R Responsive
S Steps
T Tendu
U Undulate
V Vector
W Work
X
Y Yes
Z Zeal

Allison Brown, Allison Brown, a dancer, choreographer and teacher based in Frankfurt, Germany, has been teaching and leading workshops since 2000. As an instructor on Forsythe’s Improvisation Technologies, she was part of the dance program P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels, Belgium. Ms. Brown has participated in numerous symposia, such as the „explorationen 07“ at PACT Zollverein, Essen, Germany. From 2009 to 2019 she was on faculty at the HfMDK in Frankfurt. Following Mr. Forsythe’s invitation, she has staged his works such as Duo and Workwithinwork on various occasions for dance companies worldwide.
As a choreographer, Allison Brown has been creating her own works since 1998. These include works for Pretty Ugly/Ballett Freiburg, the Künstlerhaus Mousonturm (Frankfurt) and the Transitions Dance Company Laban (London) and Gärtnerplatztheater in Munich. Allison has been a dancer with the New York City Ballet, Twyla Tharp and Dancers, Amanda Miller’s Pretty Ugly Dance Company and Saburo Teshigawara’s Karas Company. From 1996 to 2004 she was a member of William Forsythe’s Ballet Frankfurt. As of March, 2019 Allison has been named the Professor for Classical Ballet for Contemporary Dancers at the Center for Contemporary Dance in Cologne, Germany.

Information on registration

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*Dynamics, Rhythm & Texture *
This is a physical Contemporary Class, which will involve strong, complex and technical sequences in and out of the floor, focusing on quality, initiation, performance and stamina. Each session will begin with different aspects of movement study, focusing on the articulation of hands, isolations, spirals, breath and flying. Improvisation will also be explored as part of self-development, stemming from a physical intention.

Kristina Alleyne
Kristina formally trained as an athlete before shifting into dance by training at the BRIT School of Performing Arts and Technology and Northern School of Contemporary Dance. Since graduating she has performed with many companies internationally and nationally, such as kram Khan Company, Wim Vandekeybus Ultima Vez Company, Arthur Pita, Retina Dance Company, Henri Oguike to name a few.

Kristina is Co-Artistic director of Alleyne Dance (AD).
Alleyne Dance (AD) is a unique and powerful company that blends Afro-Carribean, Hip Hop, Kathak and Circus Skills within a contemporary dance context. Founded in 2014 by award-winning dancers Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, they have built and developed the company, striving for high quality and excellence as they deliver their two main objectives: performance and education work.

Alleyne Dance has received over 15 choreographic commissions and the company’s current productions, A Night’s Game and The Other Side of Me, have been touring internationally for several years. In autumn 2020, Alleyne Dance released a new short interactive Dance film named, (Re)United.

The company’s participation work has been delivered in a wide range of settings around the world. During the global pandemic, Kristina launched an online home workout series named, Alleyne Sisters Workout with her Co-Artistic Director Sadé Alleyne

Information on registration

*Dynamics, Rhythm & Texture *
This is a physical Contemporary Class, which will involve strong, complex and technical sequences in and out of the floor, focusing on quality, initiation, performance and stamina. Each session will begin with different aspects of movement study, focusing on the articulation of hands, isolations, spirals, breath and flying. Improvisation will also be explored as part of self-development, stemming from a physical intention.

Kristina Alleyne
Kristina formally trained as an athlete before shifting into dance by training at the BRIT School of Performing Arts and Technology and Northern School of Contemporary Dance. Since graduating she has performed with many companies internationally and nationally, such as kram Khan Company, Wim Vandekeybus Ultima Vez Company, Arthur Pita, Retina Dance Company, Henri Oguike to name a few.

Kristina is Co-Artistic director of Alleyne Dance (AD).
Alleyne Dance (AD) is a unique and powerful company that blends Afro-Carribean, Hip Hop, Kathak and Circus Skills within a contemporary dance context. Founded in 2014 by award-winning dancers Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, they have built and developed the company, striving for high quality and excellence as they deliver their two main objectives: performance and education work.

Alleyne Dance has received over 15 choreographic commissions and the company’s current productions, A Night’s Game and The Other Side of Me, have been touring internationally for several years. In autumn 2020, Alleyne Dance released a new short interactive Dance film named, (Re)United.

The company’s participation work has been delivered in a wide range of settings around the world. During the global pandemic, Kristina launched an online home workout series named, Alleyne Sisters Workout with her Co-Artistic Director Sadé Alleyne

Information on registration

*Dynamics, Rhythm & Texture *
This is a physical Contemporary Class, which will involve strong, complex and technical sequences in and out of the floor, focusing on quality, initiation, performance and stamina. Each session will begin with different aspects of movement study, focusing on the articulation of hands, isolations, spirals, breath and flying. Improvisation will also be explored as part of self-development, stemming from a physical intention.

Kristina Alleyne
Kristina formally trained as an athlete before shifting into dance by training at the BRIT School of Performing Arts and Technology and Northern School of Contemporary Dance. Since graduating she has performed with many companies internationally and nationally, such as kram Khan Company, Wim Vandekeybus Ultima Vez Company, Arthur Pita, Retina Dance Company, Henri Oguike to name a few.

Kristina is Co-Artistic director of Alleyne Dance (AD).
Alleyne Dance (AD) is a unique and powerful company that blends Afro-Carribean, Hip Hop, Kathak and Circus Skills within a contemporary dance context. Founded in 2014 by award-winning dancers Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, they have built and developed the company, striving for high quality and excellence as they deliver their two main objectives: performance and education work.

Alleyne Dance has received over 15 choreographic commissions and the company’s current productions, A Night’s Game and The Other Side of Me, have been touring internationally for several years. In autumn 2020, Alleyne Dance released a new short interactive Dance film named, (Re)United.

The company’s participation work has been delivered in a wide range of settings around the world. During the global pandemic, Kristina launched an online home workout series named, Alleyne Sisters Workout with her Co-Artistic Director Sadé Alleyne

Information on registration

*Dynamics, Rhythm & Texture *
This is a physical Contemporary Class, which will involve strong, complex and technical sequences in and out of the floor, focusing on quality, initiation, performance and stamina. Each session will begin with different aspects of movement study, focusing on the articulation of hands, isolations, spirals, breath and flying. Improvisation will also be explored as part of self-development, stemming from a physical intention.

Kristina Alleyne
Kristina formally trained as an athlete before shifting into dance by training at the BRIT School of Performing Arts and Technology and Northern School of Contemporary Dance. Since graduating she has performed with many companies internationally and nationally, such as kram Khan Company, Wim Vandekeybus Ultima Vez Company, Arthur Pita, Retina Dance Company, Henri Oguike to name a few.

Kristina is Co-Artistic director of Alleyne Dance (AD).
Alleyne Dance (AD) is a unique and powerful company that blends Afro-Carribean, Hip Hop, Kathak and Circus Skills within a contemporary dance context. Founded in 2014 by award-winning dancers Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, they have built and developed the company, striving for high quality and excellence as they deliver their two main objectives: performance and education work.

Alleyne Dance has received over 15 choreographic commissions and the company’s current productions, A Night’s Game and The Other Side of Me, have been touring internationally for several years. In autumn 2020, Alleyne Dance released a new short interactive Dance film named, (Re)United.

The company’s participation work has been delivered in a wide range of settings around the world. During the global pandemic, Kristina launched an online home workout series named, Alleyne Sisters Workout with her Co-Artistic Director Sadé Alleyne

Information on registration

*Dynamics, Rhythm & Texture *
This is a physical Contemporary Class, which will involve strong, complex and technical sequences in and out of the floor, focusing on quality, initiation, performance and stamina. Each session will begin with different aspects of movement study, focusing on the articulation of hands, isolations, spirals, breath and flying. Improvisation will also be explored as part of self-development, stemming from a physical intention.

Kristina Alleyne
Kristina formally trained as an athlete before shifting into dance by training at the BRIT School of Performing Arts and Technology and Northern School of Contemporary Dance. Since graduating she has performed with many companies internationally and nationally, such as kram Khan Company, Wim Vandekeybus Ultima Vez Company, Arthur Pita, Retina Dance Company, Henri Oguike to name a few.

Kristina is Co-Artistic director of Alleyne Dance (AD).
Alleyne Dance (AD) is a unique and powerful company that blends Afro-Carribean, Hip Hop, Kathak and Circus Skills within a contemporary dance context. Founded in 2014 by award-winning dancers Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, they have built and developed the company, striving for high quality and excellence as they deliver their two main objectives: performance and education work.

Alleyne Dance has received over 15 choreographic commissions and the company’s current productions, A Night’s Game and The Other Side of Me, have been touring internationally for several years. In autumn 2020, Alleyne Dance released a new short interactive Dance film named, (Re)United.

The company’s participation work has been delivered in a wide range of settings around the world. During the global pandemic, Kristina launched an online home workout series named, Alleyne Sisters Workout with her Co-Artistic Director Sadé Alleyne

Information on registration

Biography
Raimonda Gudavičiūtė completed a master’s degree in contemporary dance at the Theatre Academy of Finland. Gudavičiūtė is a freelance dancer, choreographer, teacher and teaches both professional dancers and beginners. She taught in Lithuania, Finland, Germany and Austria. Raimonda Gudavičiūtė has lived in Frankfurt since 2011 and also works as a dancer/performer in local projects.

About the class
The contemporary dance classes are based on floor work, sensation of light and heavy, push and pull principles. With these ideas we will enjoy different dynamic states. The observation of the condition of the own body, the rhythm of breathing and concentrating thoughts on being “here and now” is the main goal of the training.
The training is followed by exercises on the floor and dynamic phrases reaching out in the space with stimulation of lightness of the movement. Important elements are a vast usage of the spine and the center, the potential of gravity, timing and impulses, fast changes of directions of the body and space. An important aspect of the moving is the concentration on the connection between the center and different body parts. The aim is to increase knowledge of your own body, get rid of the movement patterns. It will be a great journey of fluent and round movement material, concentrating on the use of the space, as well as moving with focus and “attack feeling”.

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Biography
Raimonda Gudavičiūtė completed a master’s degree in contemporary dance at the Theatre Academy of Finland. Gudavičiūtė is a freelance dancer, choreographer, teacher and teaches both professional dancers and beginners. She taught in Lithuania, Finland, Germany and Austria. Raimonda Gudavičiūtė has lived in Frankfurt since 2011 and also works as a dancer/performer in local projects.

About the class
The contemporary dance classes are based on floor work, sensation of light and heavy, push and pull principles. With these ideas we will enjoy different dynamic states. The observation of the condition of the own body, the rhythm of breathing and concentrating thoughts on being “here and now” is the main goal of the training.
The training is followed by exercises on the floor and dynamic phrases reaching out in the space with stimulation of lightness of the movement. Important elements are a vast usage of the spine and the center, the potential of gravity, timing and impulses, fast changes of directions of the body and space. An important aspect of the moving is the concentration on the connection between the center and different body parts. The aim is to increase knowledge of your own body, get rid of the movement patterns. It will be a great journey of fluent and round movement material, concentrating on the use of the space, as well as moving with focus and “attack feeling”.

Information on registration

Biography
Raimonda Gudavičiūtė completed a master’s degree in contemporary dance at the Theatre Academy of Finland. Gudavičiūtė is a freelance dancer, choreographer, teacher and teaches both professional dancers and beginners. She taught in Lithuania, Finland, Germany and Austria. Raimonda Gudavičiūtė has lived in Frankfurt since 2011 and also works as a dancer/performer in local projects.

About the class
The contemporary dance classes are based on floor work, sensation of light and heavy, push and pull principles. With these ideas we will enjoy different dynamic states. The observation of the condition of the own body, the rhythm of breathing and concentrating thoughts on being “here and now” is the main goal of the training.
The training is followed by exercises on the floor and dynamic phrases reaching out in the space with stimulation of lightness of the movement. Important elements are a vast usage of the spine and the center, the potential of gravity, timing and impulses, fast changes of directions of the body and space. An important aspect of the moving is the concentration on the connection between the center and different body parts. The aim is to increase knowledge of your own body, get rid of the movement patterns. It will be a great journey of fluent and round movement material, concentrating on the use of the space, as well as moving with focus and “attack feeling”.

Information on registration

Biography
Raimonda Gudavičiūtė completed a master’s degree in contemporary dance at the Theatre Academy of Finland. Gudavičiūtė is a freelance dancer, choreographer, teacher and teaches both professional dancers and beginners. She taught in Lithuania, Finland, Germany and Austria. Raimonda Gudavičiūtė has lived in Frankfurt since 2011 and also works as a dancer/performer in local projects.

About the class
The contemporary dance classes are based on floor work, sensation of light and heavy, push and pull principles. With these ideas we will enjoy different dynamic states. The observation of the condition of the own body, the rhythm of breathing and concentrating thoughts on being “here and now” is the main goal of the training.
The training is followed by exercises on the floor and dynamic phrases reaching out in the space with stimulation of lightness of the movement. Important elements are a vast usage of the spine and the center, the potential of gravity, timing and impulses, fast changes of directions of the body and space. An important aspect of the moving is the concentration on the connection between the center and different body parts. The aim is to increase knowledge of your own body, get rid of the movement patterns. It will be a great journey of fluent and round movement material, concentrating on the use of the space, as well as moving with focus and “attack feeling”.

Information on registration

Biography
Raimonda Gudavičiūtė completed a master’s degree in contemporary dance at the Theatre Academy of Finland. Gudavičiūtė is a freelance dancer, choreographer, teacher and teaches both professional dancers and beginners. She taught in Lithuania, Finland, Germany and Austria. Raimonda Gudavičiūtė has lived in Frankfurt since 2011 and also works as a dancer/performer in local projects.

About the class
The contemporary dance classes are based on floor work, sensation of light and heavy, push and pull principles. With these ideas we will enjoy different dynamic states. The observation of the condition of the own body, the rhythm of breathing and concentrating thoughts on being “here and now” is the main goal of the training.
The training is followed by exercises on the floor and dynamic phrases reaching out in the space with stimulation of lightness of the movement. Important elements are a vast usage of the spine and the center, the potential of gravity, timing and impulses, fast changes of directions of the body and space. An important aspect of the moving is the concentration on the connection between the center and different body parts. The aim is to increase knowledge of your own body, get rid of the movement patterns. It will be a great journey of fluent and round movement material, concentrating on the use of the space, as well as moving with focus and “attack feeling”.

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