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2 P.M - 5 P.M

Workshop: 450€

This program is Part of SHARE | Festival'24

Eden Studio: Breite Str. 43, 13187 Berlin

A six-day short program dedicated to Kidd Pivot Improvisation Tools and Crystal Pite Repertoire led by Jiří Pokorný during SHARE | Festival'24.

Jiri Pokorny - Kidd Pivot Improvisation tolls & Crystal Pite Repertoire

Image cover for SHARE Study Crystal Pite

Application  & Requirements 

SHARE O.W.S | Pina Bausch

Upload Your Resume or CV File

About SHARE The Dance Intensive

 

SHARE The Dance intensive is a professional course platform and our programs are not suitable for amateurs.

 

We kindly ask you to only apply when you are certain of fulfilling the conditions of the program: dates, and fee. Please do not apply only to seek acceptance into our programs. Thank you for your understanding. Parcial attendance is not possible.

Acceptance

Within 3 days after receiving your application form, you will receive our response via email. Due to the large demand for our programs, we respond by order of reception.

N.B: SHARE The Dance Intensive does not provide food, travel, visa and accommodation within the availablity of the guests rooms we have at Eden Villas.

Payment

 

If you have been accepted, a 7-day period to pay your tuition is required once our email was received. Every un-paid application is canceled on the 8ht day at 9 am Berlin time and given to another applicant. Your tuition payment secures your place and can be paid via credit card or offline by bank transfer.

Application Requirements

  • All Applicants must be professional or pre-professional dancers, movers, or performers, with a minimum age of 18 years old advanced or professional. No amateurs will be accepted!

  • You must provide a maximum of 1-minute video link (Vimeo or Youtube) of your dancing either improvising or choreographed solo. 

    • No group piece.

    • No impro in nature far away.

    • No simple hand gestures.

We need to see your dancing, physicality, and artistic potential. We highly recommend a simple in-studio improvisation with turns, floor work, and jumps.

  • a full detailed resume or CV is to be uploaded (max 15Mb) or via a weblink (google drive, website, we transfer).

Any Application not fully completed will be automatically denied.

Deadline

First Come First Served Basis​ within the limited places agrreed for this program.

Certificate

Upon request, a certificate of participation post-program can be requested.

August 5th - 10th, 2024: 2 P.M - 7 P.M

10 am - 11:15 am warmup taught by your mentors Bénédicte Billiet and Scott Jennings.

11:15 am - 1:30 pm Research and development + Repertoire Workshop Pina Bausch

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Lunch Break

2 pm - 5 pm Research and development + Repertoire Workshop Pina Bausch

Some projections of choreographic works from Pina Bausch will take place during the week.

Accommodation 

We can propose accommodations to our partner Eden Studio Guest Villas, see further details on this page

Schedule

SHARE One Work Study

In this program from SHARE The Dance Intensive, you will have the extraordinary opportunity to fully immerse yourself in Pina Bausch's most praised works and choreographic language.

 

During 6 days, you will study and explore every aspect of Pina's works and creation process, with props and accessories. This new program combines a workshop and an intensive driven by research, development, and theory sessions. This a perfect program and opportunity to learn more about Pina Bausch's broadly acclaimed work.

 

You will work under the direction and mentorship of Bénédicte Billiet and Scott Jennings from Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch Company.

 

SHARE One Work Study is designed in close collaboration with Bénédicte and Scott, the Pina Bausch Foundation and Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, aligning with the high standards and concept of our existing programs SHARE Intensive and SHARE Workshop.

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Kontakthof

Café Müller

Scott Jennings

b. U.K 1988

Born in England in 1988, Scott found a love for the arts at a young age. He began his training in dance and theatre at The BRIT School and then went onto study at London Contemporary Dance School, graduating in 2009. Scott has worked extensively as a performer with some of the world’s leading dance and theatre makers including Lloyd Newson, Dimitris Papaioannou, Robert Wilson and Maxine Doyle, to name a few. He spent six years as a member of Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, performing Bausch’s eclectic repertoire worldwide. Alongside performing, Scott has also worked as a rehearsal director and stager for the Pina Bausch Foundation and is a regular teacher at schools, institutions and festivals throughout Europe.

portrait Scott Jennings

Bénédicte Billiet

b. 1954, Lille (FR)

Bénédicte Billiet was born in 1954 in Lille (France). After finishing her Ballet studies at the Conservatoire National de Paris, she entered the Ballet de Lyon in 1972. Having worked there for three years, she returned to Paris in 1975 and followed the classes of Peter Goss, who later engaged her in his company. She then danced in the first company of Dominique Bagouet and with other French choreographers, until Pina Bausch engaged her in 1981 in her Wuppertaler Tanztheater. There she danced until 1989. After a breakaway period, she returned back to Pina's company in 2001 to work for the archive and as an assistant and a co-rehearsal director for some pieces of the repertory, particularly for the restaging of Kontakthof; with seniors, later with teenagers, too. Since May 2020 she works as a freelancer. She created the duo “Entretemps au Grenier” with her daughter, Sophia Otto. It was shown in Germany, Kreta, Spain, Japan …

dsnce photo of Benedicte Billiet
Portrait of Pina Bausch

© Wilfried Krüger

Pina Bausch

b. 1940, Solingen (DE)

born 1940 in Solingen, died 2009 in Wuppertal, received her dance training at the Essen Folkwang University under the direction of Kurt Jooss. Here she learns an excellent dance technique. When Wuppertal director Arno Wüstenhöfer hired her as a choreographer for the 1973/74 season, she soon renamed the ensemble Tanztheater Wuppertal. Under this name, the company gained international recognition over the years, although it was initially controversial. Their combination of poetic and everyday elements decisively influences the international development of dance. Winner of the highest prizes and honors worldwide, Pina Bausch is one of the most important contemporary choreographers.

Mentors

Director & Choreographer

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