The Research / Method: "Healing via Movement & Joy" "Healing via Movement & Joy" is a movement practice designed to explore the healing potential of dance and improvisation. Rooted in years of experience in dance, movement therapy, yoga, and the Gaga movement language, this method uses improvisation as the main tool to reconnect with the body and bring joy through movement. The method is accessible to all, regardless of experience or body type, and focuses on awakening the body and mind through movement. It explores the relationship between pleasure, effort, and sensation, where movement becomes a gateway to healing. The practice combines aerobic and anaerobic movements to create a balanced approach that supports both physical and emotional well-being. Music, movement therapy, and mindful practices play a central role in this work, guiding participants to feel a deeper connection to their bodies. Through improvisation-based exercises, the body is encouraged to move freely, tapping into instincts, creativity, and joy. Each class starts with a warm-up that ignites the senses and prepares the body for deeper exploration. From there, participants engage in layered tasks that challenge their movement skills, lines, and groove, helping them break free from limitations and discover new ways of moving. The method is designed not only to release tension but also to explore how to treat the body with care and awareness. The final part of each session focuses on mindfulness and relaxation, allowing the body to ground and integrate the sensations experienced throughout the practice. By the end, participants leave with a sense of joy, vitality, and greater body awareness—feeling empowered and more connected to themselves. "Healing via Movement & Joy" is an invitation to rediscover the joy of movement, using dance as a tool for healing, creativity, and overall well-being. Contact Berlin, Germany guylaura01@gmail.com Submit Thanks for submitting!

'Are you coming to my pyjama party' by Laura Guy Are You Coming to My Pyjama Party? is a choreographic exploration of collective vulnerability, emotional excess, and the cultural codes of intimacy among female-identifying bodies. Blending strength with softness, chaos with stillness, and physical rigor with moments of deep reflection, the piece invites the audience into a world that feels at once domestic and sacred. Rooted in sensations of hygge (warmth, coziness) and gourmandise (pleasure, indulgence), it celebrates fleeting moments of closeness — the tenderness of sleepovers, the messiness of womanhood, the beauty of unfiltered emotion. Through a tapestry of unison and individuality, the choreography reimagines femininity in all its contrasts: gentle yet wild, still yet intense, collective yet deeply personal. Visually inspired by Baroque and Neoclassical portraiture — from Artemisia Gentileschi’s Judith and Her Maidservant and Elisabetta Sirani’s Portia Wounding Her Thigh to works by Ingres and Godward — the performers embody these images as living tableaux: moments of breath-held stillness set against extremes of physicality. In close proximity to the audience, without direct interaction, the performers create an intimate, atmospheric world where connection, vulnerability, and the chaos of togetherness can unfold. 'Are You Coming to My Pyjama Party' Choreography, Concept & Dramaturgy: Laura Andrée Anna-Elisabeth Guy Performers: Dancers of Cia Danza Bethania; Bethania Joaquinho, Nastia Goiburu, Gloria M. Morel, Gloria Benítez, Fátima Galeano, Florencia Boccia Music / Soundscape: David Guy Soundscapes created and composed by David Guy; With music by David Guy (Breath & shoes), Mylène Farmer & Laurent Boutonnat (Alizée - Gourmandises), Jacob Gurevitsch (El Camino de Mallorca · Luca Stavos), Eddy Marnay & André Popp (Marie Laforêt - Mon amour mon ami), and Michal Lorenc (Ave Maria). Production/ assistance: Cia Danza Bethania & Bethania Joaquinho. Length: approx. 17 minutes Created, premiered & Performed in/at: Asunción, Paraguay, 2025 Open Studio Premiere: April 11, 2025 (Asunción, Paraguay) Official Premiere: June 5, 2025, Teatro de las Américas del CCPA (sold out) Festival Performance: September 2025, Crear en Libertad Festival, Paraguay Trailer Dance Review / Art Critic: ' Are you coming to my pyjama party' Link to press review & articles: ABC PARAGUAY: Click here to read LA NACIÓN: Click here to read CREAR EN LIBERTAD: Click here to read I saw the work twice and I thought it was very good. I think there was a different spark at Crear than at the gala. It's an amazing work because it connects with everyday life and at the same time with the technical aspects, very well-achieved images with such simplicity. What I liked most was seeing a generation committed to Contemporary Dance, which breathes within that technique. Bodies that have a search with language, and I am faced with the following question: the body houses so many memories and gestures, habits and small rituals, both individual and collective, and you, masters of the scene, with such delicacy, subtlety and skill, knew how to combine and compose, from this language that many times in other works (and not in this case, I clarify) others take elements from other techniques, leaving aside contemporary research. I was delighted to see the evolution and the choreographic progression and the body trained from a sensitive place. Infinite gratitude for allowing us to see the mastery of this piece and I hope there will be more soon. Written by; Alejandro Villamayor (Visual artist, Dancer, Choreographer and Art critic) Personal Written Messages by the Audience: Wendy Ritter - Visual artist and circus artist. How beautiful it wassssss. I got very emotional. Lovely presentation. Congratulations!!!! Cynthia Encina The piece is so fun. I loved it! I found the play super fun and fresh! Far from the drama that is usually found in contemporary films, I loved the female narrative where they gave importance to interactions and relationships that are normally undervalued in society, and I loved seeing girls with diverse bodies expressing all of that beautifully. Paola Ferraro - Dance artist. Its a piece that is nice to see. And the dancers look good technically and artistically About the artistic Team: Laura Guy Choreographer, Concept, Dramaturgy & Direction – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ Laura Guy is a Franco-Danish choreographer, dancer, and movement teacher based in Berlin (since 2011). Laura studied at The Alvin Ailey Dance Theater & School, Junior Program, Arts in Education for Young Dance Talent (New York), and received her BA in Dance at DanceWorks in 2014. Her artistic work blends physicality with emotional storytelling and is rooted in her self-developed method ‘Healing via Movement & Joy’, supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste and the NEUSTART KULTUR program. Laura has collaborated with and worked for leading institutions and artists such as Cie Le Marchepied, Sasha Waltz & Guests, Staatsoper Berlin, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Marina Abramović, Roni Rotem Dance and Yarra Dolev (Batsheva Studios, Israel) and more. She has performed and taught internationally across Europe, Asia/Middle East, and the U.S., with recent projects in Paraguay and Argentina (Espacio E, Cia.Danza Bethania Joaquinho, Espacio EK, La Fábrica, Cia. Les Posibles). Laura has created and performed her own works at venues such as Gdańsk Dance Festival, Poetic Hafla No. 14, Lake Studio Berlin, Arizona’s Vision Gallery (USA), Espacio E (Paraguay) and more. She recently started developing pieces for companies and has previously worked with/ taught institutions such as Deutsche Oper Berlin, Marameo, Dock 11, DART Dance Company (including their Winter Program), Frontier Danceland and T.H.E Dance Company in Singapore, Centre de Création Chorégraphique TROIS C-L (Luxembourg), Tanzfabrik, Uferstudios, Produktionszentrum Tanz + Performance, and Tanztheater Katja Erdmann-Rajski in Stuttgart, where she also leads workshops and professional training classes for dancers at different levels. In 2023, she co-created new works such as ‘Where Is My Second Sock’ with dramaturg and choreographer Liron Kirchler. In early 2025 Laura premiered her first full evening solo work, ‘La petite Laura’, which ran for three sold-out performances in Asunción, earning high acclaim from both press and audiences. Right after Laura´s solo premiere, she created the group piece ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ on the dance company Cia.Danza Bethania Joaquinho in Asunción. With an Open studio showing on April 11, 2025, followed by an official premiere at Teatro de las Américas del CCPA on June 5 (sold out). The piece was then again performed at the renowned south america dance festival Crear en Libertad Festival in September 2025. Laura Guy’s work is known for its inclusive, cross-border practice and personal movement language that explores physicality, textures, images, sensations and joy of movement. David Guy Composer, Musician – Original Soundtrack for ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ David Guy is a Danish-French drummer and composer. At age 18, he moved to New York City to study at the Collective School of Music, training under mentors such as Peter Retzlaff, Ian Froman, and Adriano Santos. Since relocating to Europe in 2017, he has been based in Berlin, performing across jazz, funk, soul, rock, Brazilian, and Afro-Cuban genres. He has collaborated with dancers and choreographers for several years, including composing a one-take percussion piece for dance that was presented at Soundance Festival Berlin, and creating the original music for “Raccoon”, a duet by Carley Mahorin and Laura Guy. He also created the music for “Where Is My Second Sock”, a duet by Laura Guy & Liron Kirchler and many more. David has worked closely with Laura Guy for many years, composing the music for most of her creations. Most recently, he composed the full original soundtrack for “La petite Laura”, a full evening solo piece by Laura Guy that premiered in 2025 in Asunción, Paraguay. His music received widespread acclaim from both the press and audiences. David also created and composed soundscapes for the piece ‘are you coming to my pyjama party’ in close collaboration with Laura. Using diverse music compositions and songs and infusing them with self made and recorded tracks that give the music track of this piece a red-treat and a sense of closeness to the dancers. In parallel, David has toured extensively across Europe and the Middle East with renowned artist Faraj Suleiman, and performs regularly at leading Berlin venues such as B-Flat, Zig Zag, and Quasimodo. He is also active in studio recording, recently completing a live session at TRIXX Studios for hip-hop artist T-LOW. Cia Danza Bethania / Bethania Joaquinho Dance Company Production/ assistance – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ Bethania Joaquinho Dance Company is an independent professional company that produces contemporary dance works and is an important part of the annual lineup of venues and theaters in Asunción and surrounding areas. With the support of national cultural funds and self-managed resources, it provides opportunities for teachers, choreographers, and dancers to develop a professional career on the national stage, as well as the experience of sharing the stage with artists abroad through invitations to international festivals and exhibitions. The company also offers a Professional Training Program called "Technique, Creation, and Performance," aimed at young dancers who, having completed their academic studies, wish to begin and further a professional career. In its six-year history, the company has premiered seven official seasons, in addition to participating in festivals and international collaborations with German musician Oliver Hohfeld, choreographer Daniel Payero Zaragoza from Argentina, Isabella Dubroca from Uruguay, and Laura Guy from Germany. The Dancers: Bethania Joaquinho Production assistance & Dancer – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ She was a permanent dancer with the National Ballet of Paraguay and the Ballet Stagium of Sao Paulo, Brazil. She participated in an international tour with the work "Isadora" by Spanish choreographer Fernando Hurtado, with performances in Spain, England, and Portugal. During her stay in Germany, she participated in an artist residency at the Deutsche Tanzkompanie in Neustrelitz and directed the cultural project "Debka," a joint project with Syrian refugees from the Kunsthaus Neustrelitz. As an independent artist, she was a member of the Produktionzentrum Tanz und Performance in Stuttgart and taught contemporary dance classes at the Tanzteather Werkstatt in Ludwigsburg. She participated as a guest artist with her work "Lost and Found" at the Giovanne Elber Foundation Gala in Waiblingen and at the "Raw and Polished" festival in Neuremberg. She was selected for the "Abril en Danza" festival in Alicante, Spain, with her piece "Tal vez puede aprender a quererte," where she also received a scholarship to the Anton Bruckner University of Performing Arts in Linz, Austria. Upon returning to Paraguay, she participated in the production and premiere of the piece "Origami" by Spanish choreographer Roberto Olivan. In 2018, she founded the "Cia.Danza Bethania Joaquinho" based in Paraguay, a professional independent contemporary dance company where she is currently the artistic director and choreographer. Bethania is part of the original cast of ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ and has been working with Laura Guy since early February 2025. "Personally, the process of working with Laura Guy caught me at the beginning of motherhood, with a one-year-old baby. And besides the challenge and the physical and mental effort, for me it meant reliving, feeling like myself again after having become a mother. A very meticulous job, full of beautiful details, that challenged me to the limit, and in which I found again the joy and happiness of being on stage." Nastia Goiburu Vologdina Dancer – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ Paraguayan performing artist with experience in contemporary dance, cultural management, and production. She was a dancer with the National Ballet of Paraguay (2011–2014) and has since developed an independent career, creating and collaborating on dance, theater, screendance, and urban intervention projects with artists from Latin America and Europe. She holds a degree in Environmental Engineering (UNA), is a Certified Classical Dance Teacher, and an instructor of Pilates and AirYoga. She teaches body and aerial practices and has been exploring lighting design for dance since 2019. A member of the cultural association *Crear en Libertad*, she has participated in national and international performing arts festivals. In 2023, she joined the research team of *Scenic Retrospectives*, focused on the recent history of dance programming in Asunción. Her work is marked by interdisciplinary sensitivity, commitment to the independent scene, and a continuous search for new bodily and scenic languages. Nastia is part of the original cast of ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ and has been working with Laura Guy since March 2025. “Working with Laura was technically and energetically challenging; she always finds a way to make us do better with what we already have. I'm very grateful.” Gloria M.Morel Dancer – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ Paraguayan performing artist, creator, and teacher with over 18 years of professional experience. She holds a Teacher's Degree in Classical and Contemporary Dance from the IMA (Municipal Arts Institute) in Asunción, Paraguay. She received a scholarship to participate in seminars for the Specialization in Contemporary Dance Trends (UNA - National University of the Arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina). She was a member of the National Ballet of Paraguay (2011-2022), under the direction of renowned national and international artists, in addition to her own creative processes and collective creations. She is the co-founder and member of Tercer Espacio Colectivo. She has toured stages in Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Mexico, Ecuador, and Spain with workshops and works. She teaches dance in public and private institutions, spaces, companies, and independent dance and theater groups, where she is also invited to take on roles such as choreographic direction, asistant or advisor. She participates regularly in Artist Residencies or movement and creation research spaces in Paraguay, Europe and Latin America. Gloria is part of the original cast of ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ and has been working with Laura Guy since March 2025. “Working with Laura Guy gave me a unique opportunity to refresh and expand my dance vocabulary, while remaining truly myself and maintaining the joy and pleasure of moving and expressing myself through different images, bodily and emotional states.” Gloria Elizabeth Benítez Recalde Dancer – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ Paraguayan dancer, dance teacher and choreographer. She began her dance career at the age of 4. During her childhood, she took artistic gymnastics classes at the C.P.J., as well as taekwondo and athletics. She holds a degree in dance from the Instituto Superior de Bellas Artes (Higher Institute of Fine Arts). In 2019, she received a scholarship to study for a semester at the Federal University of Bahia, Brazil. She graduated from the Villa Elisa Art School with a degree in Classical, Paraguayan, and Jazz Dance. She has participated in numerous national and international competitions, as well as in courses with Paraguayan and international teachers in classical, Paraguayan, jazz, and contemporary dance, as well as teaching didactics. She has participated in independent productions and was also part of the CIA. She is a member of the Bethania Joaquinho Dance Company. - She currently teaches and owns the EL FIESTON brand. Gloria is part of the original cast of ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ and has been working with Laura Guy since March 2025. “It was a challenge to capture all the images, sensations, and textures she proposed in each movement of the work. Physically, she also took us to different states, moving from speed to stillness, paying attention to each and every detail planned so that the work tells a story and maintains the viewer's interest from beginning to end.” Fátima Galeano Dancer – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ Fàtima Galeano is a dancer and performer trained in contemporary and classical dance at the Instituto Superior de Bellas Artes (ISBA). Since 2019, she has been part of various national companies and has participated in creative processes and artistic residencies held in Paraguay, collaborating with choreographers from different countries. In 2024, together with two other performers, she founded the Colectivo Artístico Incesante, which in 2025 premiered its first original creation, Cuerpos de Agua, choreographed and performed by its three founders. As a performer, she seeks to build a solid trajectory based on commitment, sensitivity, and a versatile interpretative capacity that allows her to convey emotions through movement. Her creative approach and constant dedication to improvement drive her to continue growing in the art of dance. Fátima is part of the original cast of ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ and has been working with Laura Guy since March 2025. “The creation process of Are you coming to my Pyjama Party was as demanding as it was enriching. Through attention to detail, the use of imagery, and the sensitivity of movement, I discovered new ways of interpreting and expanding my movement language.” Florencia Boccia Dancer – ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ Florencia Boccia is an emerging performing artist based in Paraguay. Started her training as a dancer in ballet, jazz and contemporary dance and then ventured into theatre, she continued her studies in Paraguay, Brasil and USA. Has performed and worked with national and international choreographers, collaborates as a teacher, creator and performer with various companies, institutions and independent groups of Paraguay, being part of many dance and theater pieces premiered in the local scene. Florencia is part of the original cast of ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ and has been working with Laura Guy since March 2025. “Working with Laura has been a wonderful experience, the process is meticulous and very rich in details and imagery that gives me as a performer lots of insight to play with, her work is precise but fun and endearing” Photographers: Gentileza/Álvar Fañez Cristian Palacios - Festival Crear en Libertad

Laura Guy Dancer Laura Andrée Anna-Elisabeth Guy. Professional contemporary dancer, & performer. Laura Guy is French/ Danish and currently based in Berlin, Germany. Laura started being attracted to movement & dance already at the age of 2 were she started dancing around at home as well as in the local dancing community in Valence, France. While growing up in a bilingual and bicultural home (France & then Denmark) Laura was attracted to the sounds, the movement and the creative aspects of life since a very young age. Short Artist Bio Laura Guy is a dance artist and movement teacher based in Berlin since 2016, with French/Danish roots. After a season with Cie le Marchepied-Lausanne, she collaborated with choreographers and companies such as Yarra Dolev, Amit Goldenberg, Sasha Waltz & Guests, Roni Rotem Dance Group, Georges Maikel Pires Monterio, Staatsoper Berlin, and more. From 2019 to 2023, Laura worked intensively with Tanztheater Katja Erdmann-Rajski in Stuttgart as a dancer and choreographic assistant. She also undertook intensive studies in Gaga Movement Language and, in 2023, received a grant to continue her movement research, Healing via Movement and Joy. This study and research shaped her movement language and led to the creation of her movement classes. Since 2016, Laura has created and performed her own works at venues such as Gdańsk Dance Festival, The OPUS Dance Contest, Poetic Hafla No.14, Lake Studio Berlin, and Arizona's Vision Gallery (USA). Following her movement research phase, her passion for creation was reignited, inspiring the development of her new solo piece, La petite Laura, which she has been working on since early 2024. Video Link: 2 min Laura dancing Company & Freelance work experiences: Theater Bonn Opera House, Guest artist Dancer, “Musik für die lebenden“, Maxim Didenko / Sofia Pintzou & Alexander Fend, 2025 Staatsoper Berlin, Guest artist Dancer (soloist), • “Romeo & Juliette”, Mariame Clément / Mathieu Guilhaumon, 2024. • “CHOWANSCHTSCHINA”, Sommer Ulrickson/Claus Guth, 2024. • “Così Fan Tutte”, Vincent Huguet, 2020. • “Der Rosenkavallier”, André Heller, 2019. Night of Dance Festival Frankfurt , Dancer “The Space between no longer and not yet” , Carson Reiners, 2023 Uferstudios Berlin, Dancer “Wry/Second Layer_ Anatomy of deception”, Evelin Facchini, 2023 OT Criewen Schloss Schwedt , Dancer “FREMD.ARTIG” Rabekka E.Böhme, 2022 Tomer Zirkilevich Company, Dancer • “SpeedDance”, Tomer Zirkilevich, DOCK ART FESTIVAL Berlin, 2022. • “SpeedDance 2”, Maya Weinberg, DOCK 11 Berlin, 2022 PKRK Ensemble (Panzerkreuzer Rotkäppchen) , Dancer "Brofaromin OST”, 2022. • “TreuhandTechno“, 2021 + 2022. Tanztheater Katja Erdmann-Rajski , Dancer (soloist) /Choreographic Assistant “Wagner Bodyopera ḻḻḻ” 2022. • "Über das Begehren", Kulturfestival-Landesmuseum, 2021. • ,,Via Traviatta.” 2021 + 2023. • ,,Ohne Giovanni.” 2020 + 2022. Grand Théâtre Luxembourg , Dancer “My Cat is A Unicorn”, Georges Maikel Pires Monteiro, 2022 Giorgia Bovo, Dancer “I´m not gonna say what it´s about”, 2021. • “Golden Me”, 2020 + 2021 Dietanzkompanie by Grégory Darcy , Dancer ”Renaissance”, Grégory Darcy, 2021 RoniRotemDance Group, Dancer ,,The Zoo Project”, Roni Rotem, 2020 Eva Duda Eva Duda Dance Company , Dancer/ co-creator “La vie en rose” + "cage", Project & Residency, Eva Duda, 2019 Federicia Bottini, Dancer “UpStayUp”, Gdanski Dance Festival Poland, 2019.• “UpStayUp”, The Skopje Dance Fest and ACT Festival-Bilbao, 2017.• “Not To Much”, Residency & performance Lake Studio, 2016 Jill Crovisier - JC movement, Dancer “THE HIDDEN GARDEN”, Jill Crovisier, 2018 Marina Abramovic , Dancer “The Cleaner”, Bundeskunsthalle Bonn, 2017 EphemeraDanceCompany, Guest Dancer “1005” & “Poem”, Katarina Elisabeth Bastian, Season 2017-2018 Sasha Waltz & Guests, Guest Dance artist “Dialoge”, Sasha Waltz, Radial System Berlin, 2015 Batsheva Dance Studios, Guest Dance artist ”Deca-Dance”, Yarra Dolev, 2015 + 2016. • “Shnaim”, Amit Goldenberg, 2015 Cie Le Marchepied , Company Dancer, Corinne Rochet& Nicholas Petit, Season 2014-2015. Bradley Shelver , Dancer apprentice “3114 BCE”, Bradley Shelver, New York City, 2010 Learn More Choreography/ Choreographic work experiences: Solo full evening production, Espacio E - Asunción (Paraguay), Dancer, Choreographer & Concept “La petite Laura” with 3 sold out shows, 2025 Cia. Danza Bethaina Joaquinho, Asunción (Paraguay), Choreography & Concept “Untitled Dress” group piece on company dancers, 2025 Theater Haus Mitte, Dancer & Co-creator “Where is my second sock” with Liron Kichler, 2024 + 2025 Open Studio Evening - Marameo , Dancer & Co-creator “Untitled duet” with Carley Marholin, 2024 Marameo Open rehearsal showing , Choreographer & Dancer “La petite Laura”, solo creation, 2024 Arizona’s Vision Gallery, City of Chandler (USA) , Choreographer & Dancer “Naturally, Alone”, with shared exhibition from artist Sappy Cheuk, 2020 Lake Studios Berlin , Choreographer & Dancer "INSIDE" solo creation, 2018 Poetic Hafla No.14. Lettrétage , Choreographer & Dancer "INSIDE" solo creation, 2018 With Angela Fegers , Dancer & Co-creator ,,Twenty-9”, Petersburg Art Space, 2019 ,,THE 6th Dinner”,TEMPSTUDIOS Lisbonne, Residency/performances,2018 ,,THE 6th Dinner”, Festivalbühne Berliner Bibliotheksfestival-20JahreVÖBB, 2018 The OPUS Dance contest for young artists, Choreographer & Dancer “The river” solo creation, 2016 Gdańsk Dance Festival: Solo Dance Contest2016 , Choreographer & Dancer “The river” solo creation, 2016 Link to previous work Link to short dance film work The Research / Method: "Healing via Movement & Joy" "Healing via Movement & Joy" is a movement practice designed to explore the healing potential of dance and improvisation. Rooted in years of experience in dance, movement therapy, yoga, and the Gaga movement language, this method uses improvisation as the main tool to reconnect with the body and bring joy through movement. The method is accessible to all, regardless of experience or body type, and focuses on awakening the body and mind through movement. It explores the relationship between pleasure, effort, and sensation, where movement becomes a gateway to healing. The practice combines aerobic and anaerobic movements to create a balanced approach that supports both physical and emotional well-being. Music, movement therapy, and mindful practices play a central role in this work, guiding participants to feel a deeper connection to their bodies. Through improvisation-based exercises, the body is encouraged to move freely, tapping into instincts, creativity, and joy. Each class starts with a warm-up that ignites the senses and prepares the body for deeper exploration. From there, participants engage in layered tasks that challenge their movement skills, lines, and groove, helping them break free from limitations and discover new ways of moving. The method is designed not only to release tension but also to explore how to treat the body with care and awareness. The final part of each session focuses on mindfulness and relaxation, allowing the body to ground and integrate the sensations experienced throughout the practice. By the end, participants leave with a sense of joy, vitality, and greater body awareness—feeling empowered and more connected to themselves. "Healing via Movement & Joy" is an invitation to rediscover the joy of movement, using dance as a tool for healing, creativity, and overall well-being. "You have to make it happen" Denis Diderot Contact Berlin, Germany guylaura01@gmail.com Submit Thanks for submitting!

Previous work collection In collaboration with and by Laura Guy Trailer 'La petite Laura' By Laura Guy Full evening work performed by Laura Guy World premiere: April 4th, 2025 at Espacio E, Asunción, Paraguay. "The deeply personal, yet universally resonant work, delves into the complex relationships between the joys of childhood and challenges of adulthood. l'âme d'enfant—the childlike essence within us as we grow." Read More ‘Are you coming to my pyjama party’ By Laura Guy Mid-length work performed by Bethania Joaquinho Dance Company World Premiere: April 11, 2025 at Studio Cia Danza Bethania, Asunción, Paraguay "The work is a choreographic celebration of collective vulnerability and the cultural codes of intimacy, where the tenderness of sleepovers and the beautiful messiness of womanhood unfold in an intimate world that feels at once domestic and sacred." Read More Trailer 'Where is my second sock' By Laura Guy & Liron Kichler, Short work performed by Laura Guy & Liron Kichler Work in progress collaboration. Recording: January 28, 2025. "The work is a movement research exploring the sensation of disappearing—physically, in presence, and identity—inspired by black holes and the vast unknown - where two bodies navigate the tension between grasping and surrendering, investigating the unknown spaces before vanishing and the traces left behind." 'Raccoon' By Laura Guy & Carley Marholin Short work performed by Laura Guy & Carley Marholin Ongoing work in progress collaboration. Premiered: July 21, 2024 at Marameo Berlin, Germany "This duet is a physical, comedic exploration of modern domestic partnership that pokes fun at the hilarious unsynchronized timing, ridiculous friction, and moments of phoniness we navigate with the people we're closest to—combining animal-inspired movement research with the universal absurdity of sharing a home." Link 'Naturally, Alone' By Laura Guy Short film work performed by Laura Guy World premiere: Aug 29 - OCT 3, 2020 at Arizona’s Vision Gallery, City of Chandler (USA), "Naturally Alone is a short film exploring interpretations of quarantine life, examining how we cope as a community, connect through art, and heal together during unprecedented times of isolation. The film was presented as part of a collaborative exhibition with artist Sappy Cheuk, within her project Pas De Deux, in the Time of Quarantine." 'INSIDE' By Laura Guy Short solo work performed by Laura Guy Premiered: 2018-Poetic Hafla No.14. Lettrétage, Berlin, Germany "Inside is a solo exploring the unruly desires and voices from within, where repetition and rupture expose the struggle of what is stuck, half-digested, and yearning to come out." Link 'Twenty-9' By Laura Guy & Angela Fegers Short duet work performed by Laura Guy & Angela Fegers. Premiered: December 5 2019 at Petersburg Art Space. "Twenty-9 is a playful and physical duet exploring the chaos of turning 29, where humor, satire, and the cosmic pull of the Saturn return collide, asking questions about choices, life, and the sense of no return." Click here to watch the full performance 'THE 6th Dinner' By Laura Guy & Angela Fegers Short duet work performed by Laura Guy & Angela Fegers. Premiered: 2018 at TEMPSTUDIOS Lisbonne, Portugal "The 6th Dinner is a participatory duet exploring the tension between control and release, where instructions shape the audience’s actions and the dancers’ movements, tracing textures from coffee beans to fabrics and inviting everyone to physically inhabit transformation." Trailer 'The river' By Laura Guy Solo work performed by Laura Guy Premiered: June 12, 2016 Gdańsk Dance Festival: Solo Dance Contest, Poland. "The River is a solo exploring the spiritual and emotional currents of life through a physical journey, where the movement and texture of water—wild, soft, and deliberate—is inspired by religious water-like rituals, tracing the tension between surrender and self-reliance, hope and doubt, as the performer navigates the river of existence."

Laura Guy Dancer Laura Andrée Anna-Elisabeth Guy. Professional contemporary dancer, & performer. Laura Guy is French/ Danish and currently based in Berlin, Germany. Laura started being attracted to movement & dance already at the age of 2 were she started dancing around at home as well as in the local dancing community in Valence, France. While growing up in a bilingual and bicultural home (France & then Denmark) Laura was attracted to the sounds, the movement and the creative aspects of life since a very young age. Follow us on Instagram #wix @wix Load more Short Artist Bio Laura Guy is a dance artist and movement teacher based in Berlin since 2016, with French/Danish roots. After a season with Cie le Marchepied-Lausanne, she collaborated with choreographers and companies such as Yarra Dolev, Amit Goldenberg, Sasha Waltz & Guests, Roni Rotem Dance Group, Georges Maikel Pires Monterio, Staatsoper Berlin, and more. From 2019 to 2023, Laura worked intensively with Tanztheater Katja Erdmann-Rajski in Stuttgart as a dancer and choreographic assistant. She also undertook intensive studies in Gaga Movement Language and, in 2023, received a grant to continue her movement research, Healing via Movement and Joy. This study and research shaped her movement language and led to the creation of her movement classes. Since 2016, Laura has created and performed her own works at venues such as Gdańsk Dance Festival, The OPUS Dance Contest, Poetic Hafla No.14, Lake Studio Berlin, and Arizona's Vision Gallery (USA). Following her movement research phase, her passion for creation was reignited, inspiring the development of her new solo piece, La petite Laura, which she has been working on since early 2024. Video Link: 2 min Laura dancing Company & Freelance work experiences: Theater Bonn Opera House, Guest artist Dancer, “Musik für die lebenden“, Maxim Didenko / Sofia Pintzou & Alexander Fend, 2025 Staatsoper Berlin, Guest artist Dancer (soloist), • “Romeo & Juliette”, Mariame Clément / Mathieu Guilhaumon, 2024. • “CHOWANSCHTSCHINA”, Sommer Ulrickson/Claus Guth, 2024. • “Così Fan Tutte”, Vincent Huguet, 2020. • “Der Rosenkavallier”, André Heller, 2019. Night of Dance Festival Frankfurt , Dancer “The Space between no longer and not yet” , Carson Reiners, 2023 Uferstudios Berlin, Dancer “Wry/Second Layer_ Anatomy of deception”, Evelin Facchini, 2023 OT Criewen Schloss Schwedt , Dancer “FREMD.ARTIG” Rabekka E.Böhme, 2022 Tomer Zirkilevich Company, Dancer • “SpeedDance”, Tomer Zirkilevich, DOCK ART FESTIVAL Berlin, 2022. • “SpeedDance 2”, Maya Weinberg, DOCK 11 Berlin, 2022 PKRK Ensemble (Panzerkreuzer Rotkäppchen) , Dancer "Brofaromin OST”, 2022. • “TreuhandTechno“, 2021 + 2022. Tanztheater Katja Erdmann-Rajski , Dancer (soloist) /Choreographic Assistant “Wagner Bodyopera ḻḻḻ” 2022. • "Über das Begehren", Kulturfestival-Landesmuseum, 2021. • ,,Via Traviatta.” 2021 + 2023. • ,,Ohne Giovanni.” 2020 + 2022. Grand Théâtre Luxembourg , Dancer “My Cat is A Unicorn”, Georges Maikel Pires Monteiro, 2022 Giorgia Bovo, Dancer “I´m not gonna say what it´s about”, 2021. • “Golden Me”, 2020 + 2021 Dietanzkompanie by Grégory Darcy , Dancer ”Renaissance”, Grégory Darcy, 2021 RoniRotemDance Group, Dancer ,,The Zoo Project”, Roni Rotem, 2020 Eva Duda Eva Duda Dance Company , Dancer/ co-creator “La vie en rose” + "cage", Project & Residency, Eva Duda, 2019 Federicia Bottini, Dancer “UpStayUp”, Gdanski Dance Festival Poland, 2019.• “UpStayUp”, The Skopje Dance Fest and ACT Festival-Bilbao, 2017.• “Not To Much”, Residency & performance Lake Studio, 2016 Jill Crovisier - JC movement, Dancer “THE HIDDEN GARDEN”, Jill Crovisier, 2018 Marina Abramovic , Dancer “The Cleaner”, Bundeskunsthalle Bonn, 2017 EphemeraDanceCompany, Guest Dancer “1005” & “Poem”, Katarina Elisabeth Bastian, Season 2017-2018 Sasha Waltz & Guests, Guest Dance artist “Dialoge”, Sasha Waltz, Radial System Berlin, 2015 Batsheva Dance Studios, Guest Dance artist ”Deca-Dance”, Yarra Dolev, 2015 + 2016. • “Shnaim”, Amit Goldenberg, 2015 Cie Le Marchepied , Company Dancer, Corinne Rochet& Nicholas Petit, Season 2014-2015. Bradley Shelver , Dancer apprentice “3114 BCE”, Bradley Shelver, New York City, 2010 Learn More Choreography/ Choreographic work experiences: Solo full evening production, Espacio E - Asunción (Paraguay), Dancer, Choreographer & Concept “La petite Laura” with 3 sold out shows, 2025 Cia. Danza Bethaina Joaquinho, Asunción (Paraguay), Choreography & Concept “Are you coming to my pyjama party" Aka "Untitled Dress” group piece on company dancers, 2025 Theater Haus Mitte, Dancer & Co-creator “Where is my second sock” with Liron Kichler, 2024 + 2025 Open Studio Evening - Marameo , Dancer & Co-creator “Untitled duet” with Carley Marholin, 2024 Marameo Open rehearsal showing , Choreographer & Dancer “La petite Laura”, solo creation, 2024 Arizona’s Vision Gallery, City of Chandler (USA) , Choreographer & Dancer “Naturally, Alone”, with shared exhibition from artist Sappy Cheuk, 2020 Lake Studios Berlin , Choreographer & Dancer "INSIDE" solo creation, 2018 Poetic Hafla No.14. Lettrétage , Choreographer & Dancer "INSIDE" solo creation, 2018 With Angela Fegers , Dancer & Co-creator ,,Twenty-9”, Petersburg Art Space, 2019 ,,THE 6th Dinner”,TEMPSTUDIOS Lisbonne, Residency/performances,2018 ,,THE 6th Dinner”, Festivalbühne Berliner Bibliotheksfestival-20JahreVÖBB, 2018 The OPUS Dance contest for young artists, Choreographer & Dancer “The river” solo creation, 2016 Gdańsk Dance Festival: Solo Dance Contest2016 , Choreographer & Dancer “The river” solo creation, 2016 Link to previous work Link to short dance film work The Research / Method: "Healing via Movement & Joy" "Healing via Movement & Joy" is a movement practice designed to explore the healing potential of dance and improvisation. Rooted in years of experience in dance, movement therapy, yoga, and the Gaga movement language, this method uses improvisation as the main tool to reconnect with the body and bring joy through movement. The method is accessible to all, regardless of experience or body type, and focuses on awakening the body and mind through movement. It explores the relationship between pleasure, effort, and sensation, where movement becomes a gateway to healing. The practice combines aerobic and anaerobic movements to create a balanced approach that supports both physical and emotional well-being. Music, movement therapy, and mindful practices play a central role in this work, guiding participants to feel a deeper connection to their bodies. Through improvisation-based exercises, the body is encouraged to move freely, tapping into instincts, creativity, and joy. Each class starts with a warm-up that ignites the senses and prepares the body for deeper exploration. From there, participants engage in layered tasks that challenge their movement skills, lines, and groove, helping them break free from limitations and discover new ways of moving. The method is designed not only to release tension but also to explore how to treat the body with care and awareness. The final part of each session focuses on mindfulness and relaxation, allowing the body to ground and integrate the sensations experienced throughout the practice. By the end, participants leave with a sense of joy, vitality, and greater body awareness—feeling empowered and more connected to themselves. "Healing via Movement & Joy" is an invitation to rediscover the joy of movement, using dance as a tool for healing, creativity, and overall well-being. "You have to make it happen" Denis Diderot Contact Berlin, Germany guylaura01@gmail.com Submit Thanks for submitting!

'La petite Laura' by Laura Guy 'La petite Laura' by Laura Guy La petit Laura is both an invitation and performance. A personal memoir prepared and performed by French Danish dance artist, Laura Guy. After spending the last 2 years in choreographic development, the Berlin based dancer & choreographer premiered her debut solo work this April 2025 at Espacio E, Asunción, Paraguay. “La petite Laura” received three sold-out performances and enthusiastic reviews from both audience and press. The deeply personal, yet universally resonant work, delves into the complex relationships between the joys of childhood and challenges of adulthood. La petite Laura weaves movement and sound into a series of emotionally familiar vignettes, sharing personal memories, transformations, and moments of self-discovery throughout the work. These humanistic shorts serve as a guide for the audience to reflect on their own personal experiences. Childhood innocence and the complexities of adult life intertwine, creating a reflective journey through the past and present. With her signature physicality and evocative movement language, Laura Guy explores the tender terrain of self-discovery, touching on universal themes of healing, identity, and the passage of time. La petit Laura invites the audience to enter into a world where boundaries between the past and present are in playful conversation, where joy and sorrow coexist, and with every gesture, a story is created on its own. l'âme d'enfant—the childlike essence within us as we grow. The evening will conclude with optional Q&A sessions, offering insight into the creative process and the personal memoirs that inspired the work. To be arranged upon agreement between the theater/ venue and the artist: Laura Guy. 'La petite Laura' World premiered: April 4th, 2025. Duration: 45 minutes Followed by a optional: Q&A session with the artist Choreography/ concept/ dancer: Laura Guy Dramaturgy: Laura Guy & Liron Kirchler Music: David Guy Soundscapes created and composed by David Guy: With music by David Guy (My nature sounds), Michel Rivgauche (Gillian Hills - Zou Bisou Bisou) & Johann Sebastian Bach (Prelude in D Minor, BWV 999 - Julian Bream) Light Design: Roni Rotem Artistic assistance: Artur Butvilovsky & Angela Fegers Trailer Selected Press Mentions for 'La petite Laura' Ana Belén Sosa, crítica de danza para Revista Escena Sur, Asunción Lo que hace inolvidable a “La petite Laura” es su valentía silenciosa. No busca impresionar, sino conmover. Es una coreografía de memoria y emoción: íntima, translúcida y profundamente humana. EN (translation): What makes “La petite Laura” unforgettable is its quiet courage. It doesn’t try to impress, it invites you to feel. It’s a choreography of memory and emotion – intimate, translucent, and deeply human. Dr. Anja Feldmann, Tanzkritikerin & Kulturjournalistin, lebt seit 12 Jahren in Asunción „La petite Laura“ ist eine feinfühlige, choreografische Miniatur mit großer emotionaler Kraft. Laura Guy schafft es, intime Erinnerungen in universelle Bilder zu verwandeln – mit einem Bewegungsvokabular, das leise, ehrlich und tief berührt. Eine zarte, doch präzise Erzählung über das Kind in uns allen. EN translation: “La petite Laura” is a sensitive choreographic miniature with immense emotional power. Laura Guy manages to transform intimate memories into universal images—with a movement language that is quiet, honest, and deeply moving. A delicate yet precise storytelling about the child within us all. Mateo Fernández, Art Critic, Asunción, Paraguay “‘La petite Laura’ is a delicate and profound exploration of memory and identity. The choreography’s subtle gestures and poetic use of space evoke a shared emotional landscape that transcends borders. Watching the piece, I felt both an intimate personal story and a universal human experience unfold before me.” — ABC Color (Asunción), highlights premiere context, thematic intimacy, and local collaboration "Laura Guy y la ‘casualidad’ que la llevará a estrenar su solo de danza en Paraguay… aunque se trata de una pieza muy íntima, también es algo muy universal." EN (translation): “Laura Guy and the ‘coincidence’ that will lead her to premiere her dance solo in Paraguay… although it is a very intimate piece, it is also something very universal.” — Wochenblatt (German-language), describing emotional poignancy, poetic movement, and personal storytelling “Asunción: Die Bühne wird zum Schauplatz einer persönlichen Erzählung… durch eine zarte und eindrucksvolle Körpersprache.” EN (Translation): “Asunción: The stage becomes the setting for a personal story… through delicate and impressive body language.” — OviedoPress, Paraguay, recognizing universal reflection and musical layers “Una obra íntima que explora los recuerdos de su niñez y los desafíos de crecer… incluye la música original compuesta por el hermano de Laura Guy.” EN (Translation): “An intimate work that explores memories of childhood and the challenges of growing up… including original music composed by Laura Guy’s brother.” Link to press review & articles: THE ASUNCION TIMES: Click here to read EL NATIONAL PARAGUAY: Click here to read EL NATIONAL PARAGUAY: Click here to read nr.2 ABC PARAGUAY: Click here to read ABC PARAGUAY: Click here to read nr. 2 WOCHENBLATT: Click here to read OVIEDOPRESS: Click here to read FRENCH EMBASSY / La France au Paraguay / Francia en Paraguay: Click to read Personal Written Messages by the Audience: Stephanie Galloy, BE/PY Ton spectacle est magnifique ✨ J’ai été très touchée par ta création , j’ai ressentis beaucoup de choses , je me suis sentie très « touchée » au cœur par ton authenticité et ton talent ❤️ Ce que tu transmet va bien au delà de la « prestation » c’est un échange d’âme à ame ❤️✨ EN (Translation): Your show is magnificent ✨ I was very touched by your creation, I felt many emotions, and I felt deeply moved in my heart by your authenticity and your talent ❤️ What you convey goes far beyond a “performance” — it’s an exchange from soul to soul ❤️✨ Fátima Galeano, PY "La Petite Laura was deeply immersive. I found myself looking beyond the obvious; every gesture seemed to carry a story, an inner impulse. There was something very honest about that body in motion, something intimate that pierced me without words." Glo M.Morel, PY The solo shows an interesting and moving plasticity in the soloist body and ways to get to interpretations. Lots of contrasts that makes the piece a dynamic work sustained between images. Her dance creates and the sonority is supporting the actions towards it. Historias Danzantes, PY Me encantó la obra, tanto a nivel técnico como expresivo. Recomendadísima!!!👏👏👏 EN (Translation): I loved the play, both on the technical and expressive level. Highly recommended!!! 👏👏👏 About the artistic Team: Laura Guy Dancer, Choreographer, Concept & Direction – “La petite Laura” Laura Guy is a Franco-Danish choreographer, dancer, and movement teacher based in Berlin (since 2011). Laura studied at The Alvin Ailey Dance Theater & School, Junior Program, Arts in Education for Young Dance Talent (New York), and received her BA in Dance at DanceWorks in 2014. Her artistic work blends physicality with emotional storytelling and is rooted in her self-developed method ‘Healing via Movement & Joy’, supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste and the NEUSTART KULTUR program. Laura has collaborated with and worked for leading institutions and artists such as Cie Le Marchepied, Sasha Waltz & Guests, Staatsoper Berlin, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Marina Abramović, Roni Rotem Dance and Yarra Dolev (Batsheva Studios, Israel) and more. She has performed and taught internationally across Europe, Asia/Middle East, and the U.S., with recent projects in Paraguay and Argentina (Espacio E, Cia.Danza Bethania Joaquinho, Espacio EK, La Fábrica, Cia. Les Posibles). Laura has created and performed her own works at venues such as Gdańsk Dance Festival, Poetic Hafla No. 14, Lake Studio Berlin, Arizona’s Vision Gallery (USA), Espacio E (Paraguay) and more. She recently started developing pieces for companies and has previously worked with/ taught institutions such as Deutsche Oper Berlin, Marameo, Dock 11, DART Dance Company (including their Winter Program), Frontier Danceland and T.H.E Dance Company in Singapore, Centre de Création Chorégraphique TROIS C-L (Luxembourg), Tanzfabrik, Uferstudios, Produktionszentrum Tanz + Performance, and Tanztheater Katja Erdmann-Rajski in Stuttgart, where she also leads workshops and professional training classes for dancers at different levels. In 2023, she co-created new works such as ‘Where Is My Second Sock’ with dramaturg and choreographer Liron Kirchler. In early 2025 she also created the group piece ‘Welcome to My Pyjama Party’ on the Cia.Danza Bethania Joaquinho in Asunción. In early 2025, Laura premiered her first full evening solo work, ‘La petite Laura’, which ran for three sold-out performances in Asunción, earning high acclaim from both press and audiences. Her work is known for its inclusive, cross-border practice and personal movement language that explores physicality, textures, images, sensations and joy of movement. Liron Kirchler Dramaturgy – “La Petite Laura” Liron Kirchler is an Israeli dance artist, choreographer, and dramaturg. Her performance career includes work with the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, Staatsoper Berlin, and collaborations with leading choreographers worldwide. Her choreographic creations include “Give Me a Break”, presented at international festivals such as Solo Theater Tanz Stuttgart, Gdańsk Dance Festival, SzoloDuo, and As-Is Festival. She also choreographed the opera “Die Passagierin” at Theater Krefeld und Mönchengladbach (2025). Since 2023, Liron has collaborated closely with Laura Guy. Together, they co-created the duet “Where Is My Second Sock”. Liron also served as dramaturg for Laura’s other past creations and was working closely with Laura on “La petite Laura", which premiered in Asunción, Paraguay in 2025, receiving three sold-out performances and enthusiastic reviews from both audience and press. Liron’s work merges contemporary dance, music, and theatrical storytelling, grounded in a deeply personal and expressive voice. David Guy Composer, Musician – Original Soundtrack for “La Petite Laura” David Guy is a Danish-French drummer and composer. At age 18, he moved to New York City to study at the Collective School of Music, training under mentors such as Peter Retzlaff, Ian Froman, and Adriano Santos. Since relocating to Europe in 2017, he has been based in Berlin, performing across jazz, funk, soul, rock, Brazilian, and Afro-Cuban genres. He has collaborated with dancers and choreographers for several years, including composing a one-take percussion piece for dance that was presented at Soundance Festival Berlin, and creating the original music for “Raccoon”, a duet by Carley Mahorin and Laura Guy. He also created the music for “Where Is My Second Sock”, a duet by Laura Guy & Liron Kirchler and many more. David has worked closely with Laura Guy for many years, composing the music for most of her creations. Most recently, he composed the full original soundtrack for “La petite Laura”, a full evening solo piece by Laura Guy that premiered in 2025 in Asunción, Paraguay. His music received widespread acclaim from both the press and audiences. In parallel, David has toured extensively across Europe and the Middle East with renowned artist Faraj Suleiman, and performs regularly at leading Berlin venues such as B-Flat, Zig Zag, and Quasimodo. He is also active in studio recording, recently completing a live session at TRIXX Studios for hip-hop artist T-LOW. Artur Butvilovsky Video & Projection Design and Artistic Assistance – “La Petite Laura” Artur Butvilovsky holds Israeli, Belarusian, and German backgrounds and contributed artistic assistance to “La Petite Laura,” including input on the storyline. He manages the video projections during the show and created the visuals projected on stage. Together with Laura, he carefully developed the harmonious flow and transition of images within the video projection. Artur has a versatile professional background, including work as a content producer and strategist with companies such as Riot Games (LEC, Valorant EMEA, EU Masters). His experience spans a range of creative and strategic roles in media and production. Roni Rotem Lighting Design – “La Petite Laura” Roni Rotem is an Israeli contemporary choreographer, dancer, and lighting designer based in Berlin and Tel Aviv. She has designed lighting for numerous independent dance artists, including Giorgia Bovo, as well as for Laura Guy’s shows. Roni is highly experienced in creating atmospheres that support and enhance movement on stage. As a choreographer, Roni’s works have been presented at several of Israel’s most prestigious dance festivals and venues. In 2023, Roni received the Dis-Tanzen Solo Funding Program for freelance dancers under NEUSTART-KULTUR. In 2019, she was awarded the Israeli Cultural Minister Prize for Choreographers. Alongside her choreographic career, she performs with prominent Israeli artists such as Shlomi Bitton and teaches workshops in Berlin. Angela Fegers Artistic Assistance – “La Petite Laura” Angela Fegers is a US-American director, producer, choreographer, and dancer based in Berlin and Thessaloniki. She has co-created, directed, produced, and choreographed a variety of interdisciplinary projects across Europe and the US. Angela holds a BFA in Dance from the University of Florida/New World School of the Arts and an Associate’s degree in Media from Miami Dade College. Her early dance training took place in Florida, followed by professional experience in New York City, including internships at the Martha Graham School and performances with notable choreographers. Since relocating to Europe in 2016, Angela has performed with artists such as Sarah Bleasdale and Jessica Gaynor and collaborated with Laura Guy on two creations premiered in Portugal and Budapest. She has taught dance at Danceworks Berlin, the Technical University of Berlin, and Marameo Berlin. In 2021, Angela co-founded Apricot Productions, a Berlin-based international production and marketing company supporting multidisciplinary artists. She also co-founded Hotel Who?, an immersive dance theater company. Angela is a guest lecturer at NYU Tisch Berlin and the inaugural recipient of the SPIKE Award from the American Dance Festival awarded by Rosie Herrera. Angela played a supporting role in the creation of La Petite Laura as artistic assistance, offering ideas on structure and general advice.