Join the Club!
The ImPulsTanz-Club offers special advantages such as advance information, discounts on ImPulsTanz performances and workshops, free admissions to special events and prize draws.
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ImPulsTanz Workshop 2012 by Peter Jasko © Judith Lutz
210 workshops, one city, one month
For the joy, passion and dedication of all its participants and artists, ImPulsTanz still keeps on growing! Make your move in more than 210 workshops and research projects at this year's ImPulsTanz festival. The online booking for all 2013 workshops is now open!
WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
Research Project "Indigo Hangout" by Mårten Spångberg 2012 © Judith Lutz
Go research at ImPulsTanz
The call for applications for ImPulsTanz Research Projects 2013 has started.
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Damaged Goods/ Meg Stuart "Built to Last" © Julian Röder
Ticket booking open!
The online booking for the 2013 ImPulsTanz performance programme has started.
PERFORMANCE PROGRAMME
Workshop Trailer 2013
Come in and join the world of the ImPulsTanz workshops! Watch our video trailer with captured moments of the last year's workshops.
ImPulsTanz 2012 © Judith Lutz
The story of your ImPulsTanz life
Your story is a part of our story. This year, ImPulsTanz celebrates its 30th festival edition. 30 years full of anecdotes and memories, experiences and encounters. Share your personal ImPulsTanz moments with us. We would like to tell this collective story. Send us an e-mail to 30years@impulstanz.com and become a part of 30 years ImPulsTanz in print, web or film!
Mathilde Monnier & François Olislaeger "Qu'est-ce qui nous arrive?!?" © François Olislaeger
Dance with us?
For the new production "Qu'est-ce qui nous arrive?!?", ImPulsTanz and French choreographer Mathilde Monnier are looking for non-professional dancers who would like to conquer the stage at ImPulsTanz this summer.
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La La La Human Steps / Edouard Lock
New York by Édouard Lock
ImPulsTanz2011 © La La La Human Steps / Edouard Lock
Canadian choreographer Édouard Lock makes two grand operas dance with each other: "Dido and Aeneas" by Henry Purcell and "Orpheus and Eurydice" by Christoph Willibald Gluck. Two classic tragic love stories unite to make a furiously dynamic ballet - which is exactly what the company La La La Human Steps has been famous for 30 years.