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<h3>Carmen Scarano</h3>&nbsp;<h3>Sonia Franken</h3>CologneSonia Franken is a choreographer, dance facilitator and dance scholar. Under the label El Cuco Projekt she works choreographically with hyperrealistic animal masks and creates hybrid creatures&nbsp;that clash in whimsical dance performances. She was awarded the Cologne Dance Prize 2022 for this work, among others, and regularly tours with her ensemble at various festivals. As a choreographer, Sonia Franken is also part of Polar Publik – a community of female artists from the genres of dance, theatre, new music and visual arts that experiments transdisciplinarily with diverse performance and audience formats. Another field of Sonia Franken’s work is the intensive and long-standing engagement with dance education; in the form of further education, teaching assignments and (school) projects, as well as in the professional support of colleagues in this field. She has a wide range of experience in teaching, accompanying creative processes and is a certified IOKAI Meridian Shiatsu® Practitioner. Sonia Franken completed her BA in Dance Education in Rotterdam / Codarts and her MA in Dance Science in Cologne / ZZT.&nbsp;<h3>Silke Gerhardt</h3>SchwerinSilke Gerhardt works as a teacher for sports, geography, dance and theatre at the Goethe-Gymnasium Schwerin. She established dance as a subject in the school’s arts profile and teaches courses in theatre / performing arts with a specialisation in dance theatre as a compulsory elective 9/10 and in the basic course 11/12. In collaboration with music ensembles at the school, she designs choreographies for choirs. With productions of the dance theatre Lysistrate, which she founded, she was invited to the Schultheater der L&auml;nder, the Theatertreffen der Jugend and to international youth theatre festivals. She initiates intergenerational dance and theatre projects and gives workshops in teacher training and has a teaching position at the Rostock University of Music and Theatre.&nbsp;<h3>Modjgan Hashemian</h3>BerlinModjgan Hashemian is present as a choreographer throughout Germany and internationally. The leitmotifs of her artistic work include fragile communication, spaces in which movement is under restriction and, in general, dominance structures as well as the break with stereotypical (body) images and gender clichés. Hashemian’s Iranian family context - her parents finally moved to Germany after the revolution in 1979 – is repeatedly a point of reference and starting point for building bridges between the German and Iranian social present. In addition to her own productions, she works in the field of spoken theatre, music theatre and opera. She works at the Maxim Gorki Theatre in Berlin and directs the youth club there. Hashemian also gives guest performances at the Thikwa Theatre, German National Theatre Weimar, National Theatre Baghdad, Regensburg Theatre, Dresden State Operetta, Theater an der Parkaue and in Tehran's independent scene. Hashemian was a mentor at the Inter-University Centre for Dance Berlin (HZT) and, among other things, a jury member at the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe.&nbsp;<h3>Klara Liebig</h3>BerlinKlara Liebig grew up on the outskirts of Berlin and learnt about ballet at the age of twelve. She gained stage experience as a student at the Berlin State Ballet School and graduated from the dance theatre profile in 2018. She got to know the urban dance scene and became part of it herself. After graduating from high school, she completed a voluntary social year in political youth education, studied theatre studies and is now expanding her experience with a master's degree in media studies at the Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF. Liebig combines political education with dance education work and runs workshops and projects alongside her studies. In 2020, she took part in the Tanztreffen der Jugend as a dancer as part of the duo Klaraadama, and in 2021 she hosted her first Dance Battle. She also coordinates youth encounters for dance and theatre productions and is active in various institutions, foundations, schools, youth centres and associations. Empowering young people through dance is particularly important to her.&nbsp;<h3>Daniela Rodriguez Romero</h3>StuttgartDaniela Rodriguez Romero is a freelance dance artist, researcher and cultural worker. Her work includes artistic research, the production of stage pieces and the mediation of creativity. Her focus is on urban stage art as well as cultural education and transmission work in urban dance cultures. The premise of her artistic practice is to research creative methods that can support the development of an authentic and personal expression of performing artists. As a producer, she constantly seeks synergies between formal and informal structures. Her dance productions create participation and contribute to more diversity in the stage context.<a href="http://www.rodriguez-choreografie.de">www.rodriguez-choreografie.de</a>&nbsp;<h3>Camilo Tupac Amaru St&ouml;rmann</h3>D&uuml;sseldorfCamilo Tupac Amaru St&ouml;rmann works as a dancer and actor in Germany as well as in guest performances in Italy. For several years he has performed regularly with various ensembles, such as the youth company of Tanzhaus NRW. He has also produced and directed numerous pieces with the Zorzal collective, which have been performed in Dusseldorf, Essen, Munich and Berlin. One of the pieces he developed in collaboration with two dancers from Dusseldorf was invited to the Berlin Festival 2021. With his dynamic-narrative-lyrical style he mostly moves in the Physical Theatre. He is currently engaged at the Pathos Theater in Munich.&nbsp;<h3>Raphael Moussa Hillebrand</h3>Berlin?The choreographer, dancer, curator, speaker and activist Raphael Moussa Hillebrand was born in Hong Kong in 1982. Rooted in Germany and West Africa, raised in Berlin and trained in hip-hop, he completed his master's degree in choreography at the Berlin University of the Arts - HZT Berlin in June 2014. His artistic work is a fusion of body and language, a creative journey through decolonial narratives that invites the audience to reflect on entrenched thought patterns. As an idea generator and founding member of the world's first hip-hop party: Die Urbane, he is committed to decolonisation, empowerment and cultural diversity, among other things. With his charm and openness, Hillebrand is an artist through and through who recognises that the body is an engine for courageously overcoming the social imbalance in our society. In 2020, he was honoured by the German Dance Award for his outstanding artistic developments in dance.&nbsp;<h3>Lin Verleger</h3>Cologne?Originally from a breakdance background, he combines contemporary and urban elements in his artistic and dance education work. He is a former German breakdance champion and has danced with renowned dance theatre greats such as Susanne Linke, former Pina Bausch dancer Regina Advento and the Tanztheater Erfurt. He has choreographed and directed for the Junges Ensemble Stuttgart, Tanz Graz, Landestheater T&uuml;bingen and COMEDIA Theatre Cologne. In 2018, he won 2nd prize at the Jugend.Kultur.Preis NRW with "MIRA" and "Youngdogs" and was invited to the Tanztreffen der Jugend in 2019 with "Uncanny Valley". In 2019, he won the SoloDuo Festival nrw with his solo. His piece "MutigMutig" was nominated for the Cologne Theatre Prize in 2020 and was Children's Theatre of the Month in November 2022. In 2023, his choreographed urban dance theatre "Aus der Kurve fliegen" (directed by Grete Pagan) was nominated for the theatre prize "Der Faust".

<ul> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{47618462-644f-40a6-95b1-fdbea57bb703},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/F/sonia-franken}}}">Sonia Franken</a> Cologne</li> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{f49c6bbd-66a0-48b1-aa30-4a4dbc8b7a36},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/G/silke-gerhardt}}}">Silke Gerhardt</a> Schwerin</li> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{59f50fe3-8a3d-44f9-8eb3-502778c4eab6},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/H/modjgan-hashemian}}}">Modjgan Hashemian</a> Berlin</li> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{030a5a52-84bd-4cc5-b916-4d0b88cd8f8b},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/H/raphael-moussa-hillebrand}}}">Raphael Moussa Hillebrand</a> Berlin</li> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{ab28d668-a707-4981-b3c3-d9e58dad708e},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/L/klara-liebig}}}">Klara Liebig</a> Berlin</li> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{e9321108-cfcc-4281-af3a-cf0b14d89a66},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/R/daniela-rodriguez-romero}}}">Daniela Rodriguez Romero</a> Stuttgart</li> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{3349c211-cad2-496d-880b-a5c7e0d4e52c},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/S/carmen-scarano}}}">Carmen Scarano</a> Stuttgart</li> <li><a href="${link:{uuid:{8187fbfc-f5d0-455c-a488-09d704b868f1},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/V/lin-verleger}}}">Lin Verleger</a> Cologne</li></ul>

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Every year, the Tanztreffen der Jugend offers young people who practise contemporary dance as a form of expression a platform for the presentation and further development of their artistic work. Participants are selected in a nationwide contest..

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In addition to the recording of the opening ceremony, the productions from Tanztreffen der Jugend are available in the Berliner Festspiele Media Library until September 2025. The works focus on the themes of happiness and unhappiness, light and shadow, freedom and free spaces.

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The Forum will take place from 22 to 27 September and is aimed at dancers, dance educators, choreographers and theatre makers with dance experience. It is divided into the areas of practice and dialogue. Your registration is possible from 19 June 2024. The Forum programme takes place entirely in German. &nbsp;

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Tanztreffen der Jugend looks for pieces by young dance ensembles in schools, from structures or groups linked to the indie or professional (dance) theatre scene, who alone or under professional guidance find their own themes and express them in an artistic form using contemporary choreographies.

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Guest performance by the National Youth Dance Company

The evening-length hip-hop production “Gravity” by the National Youth Dance Company (NYDC) with 33&nbsp;young dancers from all over England can be seen as a guest performance at the 12th&nbsp;Tanztreffen der Jugend on 28&nbsp;September 2025. The choreography for the project is by Boy Blue dance company, winners of the Sky Arts Award and the Olivier Award and led by Artistic Directors Michael “Mikey&nbsp;J” Asante and Kenrick “H20” Sandy. “Gravity” is about the forces of attraction that connect people and create communities. Tickets will be available from 25&nbsp;July 2025 through the Berliner Festspiele webshop.The NYDC is a Sadler’s Wells project.&nbsp;<table border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width:500px"> <tbody> <tr> <td><img alt="Logokombination Sadlers Wells und National Youth Dance Company" src="/magnoliaAuthor/dam/jcr:98a49db3-72c0-41eb-9ae1-a322857482bc/Sadlers_Wells_NYDC.png" style="height:34px; width:100px"></td> </tr> </tbody></table>

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The next Tanztreffen der Jugend will take place from 27 September to 3 October 2025. Applications are now open again. The closing date for applications is 31&nbsp;March 2025.

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Nick McDowell, Arts Council Of England’s Director of International:“Arts Council England is proud to support the first international performance by the English National Youth Dance Company in September&nbsp;2025. Based at Sadler’s Wells, the company exemplifies the best of young people’s dance, attracting talent from all over the country. They will perform in the iconic Berliner Festspiele Theatre as part of Tanztreffen der Jugend. Their visit follows performances by the German National Youth Orchestra across the UK in January&nbsp;2025 augmenting cultural links between the UK and Germany ahead of the Germany-UK Treaty.”<table border="1" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="1" style="width:500px"> <tbody> <tr> <td>The guest performance is made possible by</td> <td>&nbsp;</td> </tr> <tr> <td><img alt="Logo Funded by UK Government" src="/magnoliaAuthor/dam/jcr:9416c940-6aec-4287-b19e-43b3a83d88f0/funded_by_uk_government.svg" style="height:27px; width:150px"></td> <td><img alt="Logo Arts Council England" src="/magnoliaAuthor/dam/jcr:b7e8e05f-824a-4c9b-8799-cac558c54e86/arts_council_england.svg" style="height:37px; width:150px"></td> </tr> </tbody></table>

It’s been ten years since the newly founded Tanztreffen der Jugend opened its doors for the first time in 2014. After celebrating the 10th anniversary edition last year, we are now looking forward with curiosity to the next decade of young dance at Berliner Festspiele. We want to remain curious and open, because it is the young choreographers and dancers who shape and develop the festival with their submitted works and their positions.We are delighted to present ten works by young dance makers selected by the jury. The content focuses on the themes of happiness and unhappiness, light and shadow, freedom and free spaces. We experience short episodes or entire life stories, sad as well as beautiful and hopeful ones. Dancing itself often becomes the theme of the works, as a fixed point and space of possibility for the young artists. Dance is a free space in which they can express themselves and breathe freely, which makes life bearable, provides breaks from pressure and crises, where comfort and happiness can be found. The initiative of young dance makers to create their own works remains strong.The youngest choreographer at the festival was twelve years old during the rehearsal process. In their works, the young artists explore the language of dance, move out of the comfort zone of what they have learnt and develop new qualities of movement. They search for their own biographies in dance, reflect on themselves and the medium or strive for a desexualisation of the bodies that connect in close contact. What does it mean to be normal, where is the depth in the case and what is authenticity? It is about self-determination, identity, the conquest of free spaces in a world that restricts them, but also about feminism, the destructive power of envy in society and frustration. Frustration about political events, the rise of the right wings, climate change, homelessness in the cities and the dictates of social media.The ensembles also integrate texts into their productions and work stylistically on the base of contemporary and urban dance. There are often combinations of styles such as hip-hop, popping, locking and house with contemporary elements. A lot of improvisation is used and there is a strong tendency to expand one's own repertoire of movements. For example, artistic elements are integrated, movements are characterised by the equipment and sounds become music.We are very happy to be able to set international dance impulses again this year as part of “&Uuml;ber die Grenzen” and to bring our award winners into dialogue with young Italian dance professionals. The DiDoDance Company from Rome will be performing their two-part work “Zuhause” on two evenings. I would like to expressly thank the artistic director Giusy Quattrone and the initiative of the Scuola Di Donato and the Parents' Association for making this guest performance possible. I would like to thank the esteemed jury of the Tanztreffen der Jugend for their passionate and committed work and the wonderful selection. I would also like to thank the Federal Ministry of Education and Research for their support in making the Tanztreffen der Jugend possible as a platform for young dance.We are very happy to be able to set international dance impulses again this year as part of “&Uuml;ber die Grenzen” and to bring our award winners into dialogue with young Italian dance professionals. The DiDoDance Company from Rome will be performing their two-part work “Zuhause” on two evenings. I would like to expressly thank the artistic director Giusy Quattrone and the initiative of the Scuola Di Donato and the Parents' Association for making this guest performance possible. I would like to thank the esteemed jury of the Tanztreffen der Jugend for their passionate and committed work and the wonderful selection. I would also like to thank the Bundesministerium f&uuml;r Bildung und Forschung for their support in making Tanztreffen der Jugend possible as a platform for young dance.My heartfelt thanks go to the Treffen junge Szene team and the Berliner Festspiele and all their staff for their support and commitment in making this festival a special experience for artists and visitors alike.&nbsp;Welcome dear dancers, delegates and guest ensembles, thank you for your stirring and moving work. Welcome dear audience!&nbsp; We look forward to “Flying High” together with you through a week of Tanztreffen der Jugend!“What if people who have overcome their envy can change our society for the better?” – Game of Survival“What makes me happy?” – Flying High

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“When we dance, we rule over time and the earth stops spinning until we are finished. Dancing makes me feel so powerful, so big, so real.”&nbsp; — Lichtblicke“My frustration is killing me. (...) Not like this.” — FRUST

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“Dance promotes creativity, needs endurance and discipline, is joy in movement, can be pure happiness. For ten years now, the Tanztreffen der Jugend has been offering young talents the opportunity to live all this out. I congratulate them warmly! And wish all participants a week full of inspiration and artistic exchange.” — Dr Johanna B&ouml;rsch-Supan, Head of Department 3 - Education and Training; Lifelong Learning, Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)

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Young theatre makers, dancers, musicians and authors are given a platform for their creative work at the four national contests of the Treffen junge Szene and are specifically supported in their artistic development.

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The international Jazzfest Research Lab&nbsp;welcomes academics and students to take a critical look at the festival’s archive, its programmes, creators, musicians and – last but not least – its myths. In two seminars during the summer semester of 2024, students from the Berlin University of the Arts and the University of Hildesheim have explored the festival’s history from various perspectives. In this film, the participants give a first look at how they dealt with their research subject.

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To mark its 60th anniversary, Jazzfest Berlin is celebrating the cultural diversity of the neighbouring district of Moabit in collaboration with around 35 official partners and initiatives and with over 350 participants of all ages.&nbsp;In June 2024, interviews were conducted with 20 partners who presented their perspectives, wishes and ideas for the Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit. You can get a first impression with this film.

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From 13 to 16 June 2024, the interdisciplinary themed days “Reflexes &amp; Reflections” on the Israel-Palestine conflict and its consequences for society in Germany took place at the Haus der Berliner Festspiele. You can now find video and audio recordings of the discourse events in the Berliner Festspiele Media Library!

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On 26 January, the Theatertreffen’s jury of critics announced their selection of 10 remarkable productions for the 2024 Theatertreffen at a press conference. Our congratulations go to the nominated production teams and all participants! The programme will be published on 5 April.

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“Radical Playgrounds”, an art parcours at the Gropius Bau, is spending eleven weeks exploring the differences between the concepts of play as competition and free play. Visitors are invited to walk and climb on the various installations and sculptures, to activate them and to shape the project collectively.

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As part of Performing Exiles there will be a Summer School from 16 to 28&nbsp;June 2025. This will offer workshops, seminars and mentoring. The participants will see the performances and guest productions in the festival programme and visit artistic initiatives and cultural institutions in Berlin that operate across a wide range of disciplines and contexts. A public presentation of the participants’ current work and research at the Haus der Berliner Festspiele will complete the programme.

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The massacre, hostage-taking and rocket attacks by Hamas have shaken us deeply. The grue-some attack on Israel on 7&nbsp;October left us stunned and initially lost for words.

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