creation Sabina Bočková, Johana Pocková
live music Lukáš Palán
dramaturgy Viktor Černický
choreography support in Bassano Ilaria Marcolin
with Dance Well dancers and with dancers from the Agora Coaching Project of MMContemporary Dance Company
part of the Shape It project, supported by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union

The choreographers and authors of The Lion’s Den engage in a process of transmission of the choreography to ten young dancers, attending the Agora Coaching Project of the MMContemporary Dance Company, and ten Dance Well dancers. A process part of the Shape It project, supported by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, dedicated to model a new approach to developing dance for young people: here the group delves into the themes of the choreography and redefines the concepts of limit and possibility.

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National  Premiere
in collaboration with Dansateliers Rotterdam

This year’s creation for the Dance Well dancers is inspired by the themes of beauty, limit and possibility. Three key words investigated by choreographer Ian Yves Ancheta, who invites the dancers to create a moving painting in the space of a baroque church in Bassano. A painting inspired by the dynamics of the creative group, and its challenge to overcome a linguistic barrier: a work of negotiation, attention, of careful and active listening, that will eventually bring them to create a composition everyone agrees on.

With the support of 

National  Premiere
in collaboration with Dansateliers Rotterdam

This year’s creation for the Dance Well dancers is inspired by the themes of beauty, limit and possibility. Three key words investigated by choreographer Ian Yves Ancheta, who invites the dancers to create a moving painting in the space of a baroque church in Bassano. A painting inspired by the dynamics of the creative group, and its challenge to overcome a linguistic barrier: a work of negotiation, attention, of careful and active listening, that will eventually bring them to create a composition everyone agrees on.

With the support of 

National  Premiere
in collaboration with Dansateliers Rotterdam

This year’s creation for the Dance Well dancers is inspired by the themes of beauty, limit and possibility. Three key words investigated by choreographer Ian Yves Ancheta, who invites the dancers to create a moving painting in the space of a baroque church in Bassano. A painting inspired by the dynamics of the creative group, and its challenge to overcome a linguistic barrier: a work of negotiation, attention, of careful and active listening, that will eventually bring them to create a composition everyone agrees on.

With the support of