SP26 FLOW – ORGANIC – RYTHMICAL

Flow – Organic – Rhythmical Movement Research with Jérémy Alberge

Dates

25.07.26, 15:00–20:00 + 26.07.26, 13:00–18:00

Level

with Movement Experience

Participation Fee

130€ marameo members
150€ non-members

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Workshop

Exploring fluid strength through grounded, organic and rhythmical movement.

In this workshop, we explore fluid strength, grounded mobility, and seamless transitions between floor and standing work. The class begins with mobility and alignment principles and guided improvisation to awaken movement and breath, gradually building into dynamic phrases that travel through space.
Participants will experience a balance between structure and freedom, combining clear physical tools with personal exploration.
Each day will be divided between movement research and repertoire from my work and the Lamalo Dance Company. The focus is on efficiency, weight transfer, spirals, and organic coordination.
Participants may leave with a deeper connection to their body, a sense of flow, and practical tools to move with clarity and softness at the same time, alongside a deeper insight into my choreographic research and material.

Jérémy Alberge

Jérémy Alberge is a French dancer and choreographer, and the founder of Lamalo Dance Company. After beginning in electro dance and winning the French Championship in 2009, he developed an international contemporary career, performing with companies such as Inbal Pinto & Avshalom Pollak Dance Company, Vertigo Dance Company, Marcat Dance Company, Adi Boutrous, and Roy Assaf. Jeremy Alberge created the Lamalo Dance Company in 2021 and received multiple awards in France and in Europe for his piece « Noam ».
Alongside his choreographic work, Jérémy teaches and creates internationally across Europe, Asia, and the United States. His approach combines physical precision with emotional sensitivity, focusing on organic flow, floor work, and efficient movement pathways. He encourages dancers to move with awareness rather than force.
His classes create a space where rigor meets generosity, inviting participants to challenge themselves while staying deeply connected to breath, sensation, and musicality.