Workshops

SEEDS 2019 © Daniela Wolf

The Produktionszentrum regularly offers workshops for professional dancers with national and international choreographers. Recent guests at the PZ have included Doris Uhlich, Yolanda Morales and Nadine Gerspacher.

The PZ also organises the SEEDS dance lab every September, where two different choreographers meet for the first time in a five-day workshop and share their choreographic approaches and ideas with professional dancers.

SAVE THE DATE: SEEDS 2025 from 08.09. - 12.09.2025

Current workshops:

© Marina Terechov

PUSH & PULL - Understanding Conflict through Movement

Workshop mit Edan Gorlicki

Produktionszentrum Tanz + Performance

Wednesday, 27/11/2024

10.30 - 12.30 am

    Conflict is a daily practice.
    If we are going to live together, we need to learn to be together.
    Lets start with dancing together.

    The PUSH & PULL Workshop uses mostly non-verbal exercises embodying a deeper understanding of conflict and negotiation. The workshop is aimed at humanising the „other“ and normalizing interpersonal tensions. The goal is to relook at how we approach conflict? How can we create common ground? How can we see conflict as an opportunity? And how can we use the tool kit of our body and movement to better understand, in a creative way, the complexities involved in conflicts?

    Although the workshop is open to anyone struggling with daily conflicts. This workshop will focus on conflict in the creative work environment, making it especially effective for artists, collectives, work teams and colleagues.
    PUSH & PULL is part of an ongoing artistic research on polarisation developed at
    INTER-ACTIONS Heidelberg.

    Costs:
    20,-€ / 5,-€ (PZ-members, students)
    Registration at info@produktionszentrum.de
    Workshop language: English
    No professional dance experience required.

    Edan Gorlicki is a choreographer, movement researcher and the artistic director of INTER-ACTIONS in Heidelberg, Germany. Leading to the creation of his performance 'FOR SURE IT WILL BE FINE', For the past year, Edan has dedicated his artistic practice to the topic of polarization. After studying with the conflict specialist and author Dana Caspersen, Edan developed his own creative approach towards conflict engagement work, offering workshops and facilitations for people of all ages, with and without dance experience. With a mission to normalise conflict as a daily practice, Edan believes in the ability of our bodies and our movement to support our process of understanding the complexities of conflict.