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ZÜRICH TANZT

«Collective Singularities»
Alessandro Schiattarella

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Good bye self-criticism! Hello playful movements! A workshop on differences and shared rhythms.

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  • Sun 10/0511:00–12:30

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Good bye self-criticism! Hello playful movements! A workshop on differences and shared rhythms. Copyright: Alessandro Schiattarella
  • Relaxed Setting
  • Real-time subtitles in English

‘Collective Singularities’ is a dance workshop for everyone. We explore how to move together while staying ourselves. Instead of aiming for perfect synchrony, we work with differences and shared rhythms. Through guided improvisations and group exercises, participants awaken the body, soften self-judgment, and experience moving together in an open and playful way. 

The workshop is open to all bodies and experience levels, including disabled and non-disabled participants. Live captioning will be provided. Breaks will be frequent and adapted to participants needs. The workshop's language is English.

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Information on accessibility and language 

  • Stepless access

  • Recommended age: 12 and over

  • Language: Spoken in English with real-time English surtitles

  • Relaxed setting

  • Regular intervals

  • Seating options such as chairs and beanbags are available during the intervals.

  • Concept:
    Alessandro Schiattarella

  • Alessandro Schiattarella is a Swiss-Italian choreographer and performer based in Basel. Trained at Teatro alla Scala in Milan, he later danced with Maurice Béjart’s company and developed an international career alongside living with Hirayama disease. For over a decade, his artistic practice has questioned ableist norms through inclusive and crip-informed choreographic approaches. He is currently co-director of DISFRAME (formerly IntegrART), a Swiss network for inclusive performing arts.

  • An event organised by ZÜRICH TANZT

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