Jiří Pokorný is a Czech choreographer based in Praha Czech-Republique. Before becoming a leading choreographic voice and creating works for Ballet BC, Balet Basel, NDT amongst others, Jiří is a former dancer of Vancouver-based company Kidd Pivot, where he spent (years) working with Crystal Pite, after dancing for the Netherlands Dans Theater (NDT I) and previously NDT II. For the last 7 years, Jiří is one of the strong collaborators of SHARE where he is often leading courses and workshops on Crystal's repertoire work. More

Andrea Costanzo Martini, born and raised in Italy, began his dance training at Danzicherie in Cuneo, Teatro Nuovo in Turin, and the Heinz Bost Stiftung Ballet Academy. He has performed with renowned companies such as Aalto-Theater, Cullberg Ballet, Inbal Pinto and Avshalom Pollak Dance Company, and danced with both the Batsheva Ensemble and Batsheva Dance Company. As a choreographer, Andrea’s work has been presented internationally at major festivals and venues, including Curtain Up Festival, The Place London, and Zurich Tanzhaus, Aerowaves20. More

Maëva Berthelot is a choreographer, performer, rehearsal director, and teacher whose mode of working unfolds along the threshold between experimental, performative, and collaborative approaches. After graduating in 2003 from the Paris Superior Conservatoire of Music and Dance, she has collaborated with artists and companies such as Emanuel Gat, Ohad Naharin, Rambert, Clod Ensemble and spent six years as a senior member with Hofesh Shechter Company, contributing creatively as an original cast member in numerous pieces and as a teacher. More

With a 35-year career encompassing roles as a dancer, educator, and multidisciplinary creator, Heidi has a wealth of experience and an influential network across Europe. Her collaborations with groundbreaking choreographers, including William Forsythe, Ohad Naharin, Mari Kajiwara, Budo master Akiro Hino, have provided her with a lawless yet safe space for exploring the boundless possibilities of the dancing body. These experiences form the strong foundations that have propelled her on a fulfilling and inspiring journey. More

Born in Heraklion Crete, Greece on 12th of October 1988. Graduated with distinction from the Professional Dance School of Rallou Manou in Athens, Greece and from the Amsterdam School of Arts (MTD) . He has also been accepted in the first year of the international dance school P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels in 2008 and got a scholarship from the State Scholarship Foundation of Greece in 2010. As a dancer he has collaborated with many companies and artists in Greece and abroad such as DV8, RAMBERT, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Dimitris Papaioannou, Andonis Foniadakis, Christos Papadopoulos, Alexandra Waierstall, Lenio Kaklea, More

He started training at the Philippine High School for the Arts and Ballet Philippines Dance School, later on obtaining a BFA with First-Class Honours at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. He then worked as a performer with the Akram Khan Company, AURA Dance Theatre, Jukstapoz Company and as a guest teacher/artist for Rambert, Henny Jurriëns Studio, Clod Ensemble, English National Ballet and Ballet Philippines among others. More

Roy Assaf is a mammal of the hominid family, belonging to the species Homo sapiens, although there are those who are convinced he possesses Neanderthal genes. He was born in 1982 in the rural community of Sde Moshe in a place that some call Israel, and some call Palestine. He broke his front tooth at the age of five while dancing on the slippery floor of his family home. At age six, he began giving tap concerts for his neighbor, who watched him dance on his concrete balcony from her window across the yard. More

The Spanish choreographer and artistic director, Iván Pérez, is part of the new generation of choreographers and leaders in European dance. A graduate in "Choreography and Performance" from the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, he has furthered his training in international courses such as the "Rural Retreat for New Dance Leaders" organized by DanceEast, United Kingdom, and the course "It's All About...Talking: Curation and Communication in the Performing Arts" at the Berlin Summer University of the Arts. More

Amos completed his training in 1997 at The National Ballet School in Toronto, Canada. He then moved to Holland where he danced at Nederlands Dans Theater for nine years. It is also at NDT where he started choreographing, making his debut in 2005 with Track.
In 2006 Amos left NDT to dedicate himself to developing his own work, creating several successful performances under the wing of Korzo Productions.

In 2012 Amos founded OFFprojects, a collective of former dancers of NDT and Batsheva Ensemble. With his group he created several well-received interdisciplinary works among which 60, Howl (winner Dioraphte Dance Prize), Interval, PART and Songs And Silences. More