Ruhestandstanz
re-experience the body
A warm-up session will wake up our bodies and we will softly stretch and strengthen our bodies. We will have a lot of fun with dance combinations, which are always focused on certain things, such as jumps, turns and the shifting of weight. We will find joy with dancing with good music as well as in silence. The goal is to re-experience the body within this week and discover new ways of using the body. We will find virtuosity in our body and ways of expressing it. Every body has its limits - we will regognise them, work with them and try to go beyond the scope of them. Time for the retirement dance!
Wilde KerlInnen
let's fetz!
In this workshop the focus is on power. First a contemporary dance training will help us get into shape, gain strength, flexibility and persistence in order to continue to dance wildly!
We will dance so fast, that we will think we are going to take-off...
We will jump high, so that we get the feeling of flying away...
We will learn cool dance combinations, which can be danced alone and in couples - wild fellows are able to lift someone else!
For girls AND boys - let's fetz!
Doris UhlichDoris Uhlich was born in 1977 in Upper Austria, studied Pedagogics for contemporary dance at the Conservatory of Vienna between 1997 and 2001. She has been teaching since 1997 e.g. for the Tanzwerkstatt Wien, Conservatory of Vienna, and lecturing and coaching students from the Academy of visual arts in Vienna at the Performance department in 2009. She received scholarships and residencies at ImPulsTanz and brut/Wien, K3/Kampnagel Hamburg, as well as the Carte Blanche at Tanzquartier Vienna (2007).
Since 2006 she develops her own work:
"und" (premiered at brut/Wien 2007, presented a.o. at the Festival Österreich tanzt, BAC/London, Festival Poltitik im freien Theater/Köln), "SPITZE" (premiered at brut/Wien 2008, presented a.o. at ImPulsTanz, Les Subsistances/Lyon, Chelsea Theater/London, Mousonturm/Frankfurt, Österreichische Tanzplattform, Tanzquartier Vienna), "mehr als genug" (premiered at Les Subsistances/Lyon 2009, presented a.o. at Centre Pompidou/Paris, Les Halles/Brussels), "Rising Swan" (premiered at brut/Wien 2010 and presented at Gessnerallee Zürich, Dampfzentrale Bern, Kaserne Basel, Judson Church/New York), „Uhlich“ (U.A. Wiener Festwochen 2011).
She has been named as "remarkable Performer" in the dance magazine "Ballettanz" in the year book of 2008.
Photo: Doris Uhlich © Andrea Salzmann