Bad Lemons professional training - with Dor Mamalia

Driven by the belief that professional dance artists need access to continuous high-quality, affordable training, a meeting space, and shared experiences, Bad Lemons Project offers professional training, training exchange, and research projects in Munich, Germany. short bio: Dancing with Kibbutz and Vertigo Dance Companies, as well as Luzerner Theatre, Dor engaged in performances choreographed by esteemed artists such as William Forsythe, Jacopo Godani, Emanuel Gat, Karl Alfred Schreiner, Susanne Linke, and others. Additionally, he directed productions and served as a guest rehearsal director at NDT2, Royal Danish Ballet, Braunschweig Theatre, and Danish Dance Theatre. In 2018, he established the ‘Human Fields’ Dance Collective, which has exhibited its creations throughout Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Central America. As a teacher, he collaborates with various dance academies and professional companies about the class: As a dance artist who has been involved in this field for many years and experienced the totality that this profession requires and due to the many injuries I experienced, I was constantly looking for answers and ways to apply the principles of the correct movement. Allow us to move in the maximum range of motion and efficiency. Furthermore, how to maximise the potential of each individual body without harming it even in the most risky moments. In my classes I refer to and explore topics such as; gravity, body textures, movement chains, space and our relationship to it, organic movement, asymmetry versus symmetry, opposing forces, groove, coordination and precision execution of technique. The classes are focused and based on contemporary technique with an emphasis on floor work, improvisation and a variety of challenging and complex movement combinations pronouns: he/him instagram: @dorq facebook: Dor Mamalia youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@humanfields9543