Alessandra La Bella

Ballet for Dancers

15.07. – 19.07.2024, 10:00–11:30
20.07. + 21.07.2024, 11:00–12:30
05.08. – 09.08.2024, 10:00–11:30
10.08. + 11.08.2024, 11:00–12:30

Contemporary for Dancers

 

Training for Dancers

 

Bio

Alessandra La Bella is an Italian born teacher and choreographer, currently based in Berlin. After graduating at the Hamburg Ballet School, Alessandra has been working as a dancer for companies such as Gauthier Dance//Theaterhaus Stuttgart and Staatstheater Hannover. Her repertoire includes works by Marco Goecke, Ohad Naharin, Sharon Eyal-Gai Behar, Jiri Kylian, Medhi Walerski and many others. As a choreographer her creations are seen and developed in various festivals and residencies, such as Jerusalem International Solo Dance Festival, Residenzzentrum tanz +, LOT Theater Braunschweig. Her short dance film “A quiet thriller” has been invited to several film festivals across the world, and won “Best Director” in the category “Short dance film” and the Vesuvius International Film Festival 2023 (IT). She choreographed for the Mecklenburgisches Staatstheater (Schwerin, Germany) Teatro Bellini, (Naples, Italy) and for the Landesbühnen Sachsen (Radebeul, Germany). She teaches ballet and improvisation in both private and state institutions across Europe.

Class Description

Ballet for Dancers:

In my ballet class we will do one thing, and one thing only: MOVE! Through exciting combinations, the aim will be to focus on technique, musicality, foot work and a gorgeous upper body. The secret is to stay curious! This class is suitable for classical and contemporary dancers.

Contemporary for Dancers:

The main aim of this improvisation class is to explore an extemporaneous composition in an artistic and physical context.
We will focus on paths that lead to detachment from form, focusing on seeking physical and emotional sensations.
During the class we will create a space free of judgment where we will play with different tasks and concepts, always keeping an open dialogue between body, mind and heart.