- Liaising with the Byre’s Community Arts Project Coordinator and/or Citymoves to identify target community groups in each area
- Set up a series of workshops over the 5 days to maximise the use of Elisabeth’s time and reach a diverse range of participants
- Support Elisabeth to deliver the workshops/activity
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- Excellent knowledge of arts participation and an understanding of the belief that dance is for everyone
- Proven track record of project management, especially within participation / creative learning
- Good people management skills
- Strong and effective communication skills
- Managing relationships with current and potential partners
- Ability to work effectively by yourself and within a small team
- Integrity and trustworthiness
- Enthusiastic, flexible, committed and cooperative
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HEAR EYES MOVE. Dances with Ligeti
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1st April 2023
Osterfestival Innsbruck
26th May 2023
Ludwigsburger Schlossfestspiele
18th June 2023
Harzburger Musiktage
10 – 20th July 2023
Les Hivernales
Festival d’Avignon
7th October 2023
Echter’Classic Festival
Welcome to the Jungle is a participatory project developed by the dancer and choreographer Elisabeth Schilling in collaboration with the sound designer Jan Paul Werge and the costume designer Lynn Scheidweiler.
This project invites anyone interested and aged 14 and over to explore the power of nature through movement and participate in the creation of a choreography. During several meetings, amateur dancers of all levels will discover the jungle, its sounds, smells and textures, in the context of a collaborative artistic creation. The project consists of several dance workshops, rehearsals, and the two days of final performances.
The workshops are held in French, German, Luxembourgish and English.
More information and registration HERE
Florescence in Decay
We are happy to announce that Elisabeth Schilling and Albenq Petrovic were awarded with Portfolio Grant by the Kultur|lx.
The grant will be usedt to publish a detailed analysis of the music ~ dance relationship in our creation HEAR EYES MOVE. Dances with Ligeti. This publication will celebrate the 100th anniversary of composer György Ligeti 2023!
Our associate dance scholar and musicologist Prof. Dr. Stephanie Schroedter will be comissioned with this task since she is one of the very few academics who are specialists in both fields. She joined the process since the earliest rehearsals and we are very excited that she agreed to writing in depth about the piece.
We believe it to be crucial to write about dance to make the multi-layered complexity and ephemeral identity of this art form accessible beyond the experience of witnessing a performance. We are grateful for the chance to create this workbook, which gives the precious opportunity to share all research, drawings, starting points and imagery with you all.
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