Community DanceCommunity dance meet-up for all the family
Did you used to dance and would you like to start again? Or you’ve never danced before and want to give it a try? Perhaps you’d like to dance but think you can’t? Whether you’re young or old, retired or still in school and at ease among grown-ups: Come and join in! You can come alone, with friends or with family.
Did you used to dance and would you like to start again? Or you’ve never danced before and want to give it a try? Perhaps you’d like to dance but think you can’t? Whether you’re young or old, retired or still in school and at ease among grown-ups: Come and join in! You can come alone, with friends or with family.
We see this event as an invitation to anyone who would like to join in the dancing. There’s no right or wrong: just move however you like, within your abilities and using your very own expression. True to the motto “If you can breathe, you can dance” (Alito Alessi).
Andrea Marton and other dance professionals will guide you throughout the one and a half hour event. Community Dance is open to everyone, regardless of age or physical, mental or cognitive abilities.
Please come ten minutes early so that we can start on time. Bring shoes or socks that are suitable for indoor use.
If you have any questions or are not sure whether it’s for you, feel free to get in touch by email at andrea.marton@gmx.de.
Andrea Marton is a Munich-based dance practitioner. She develops and conducts research into formats in dance and educational outreach that bridge generations and embrace physical diversity. Her approach is characterised by participatory, age-neutral educational methods. She is part of the artistic management team for community dance projects at HP8, the Kammerspiele, the Haus der Kunst, the Kunstbau and the Luise. Her special interest is the diversity of dancers in the context of social developments.
