Newsletter Oktober

Shape diversity – work free and fair

Congress of the Federal Association of Independent Performing Arts in Hamburg

The Federal Association of Independent Theater e.V. (in the future: Federal Association of Independent Performing Arts e.V.) is celebrating ist 25th anniversary. The association is using this event to organize a federal and international congress titled »vielfalt gestalten. frei und fair arbeiten« at Kampnagel Hamburg.

The perspective developed at our congress »Freies Theater der Zukunft« in Stuttgart in December 2010: the indepdnent performing arts are enormously enlivening for the aesthetic and structural development of theater is Germany. Invitations to theater meetings, cooperations between city theaters and independent groups as well as changing policy of selecting artistic directors in Berlin or Munich demonstrate this. At the same time, there are hardly any reliable social, legal, economic and sometimes artistic standards. Minimal wages, adequate production facilities, certified further education courses, etc. are lacking in independent production contexts.

This year’s BUFT congress »vielfalt gestalten – frei und fair arbeiten« thus addresses such issues as “Future Theater Structures”, “Between Calling and Career”, “Cultural Education”, “Focus on Europe” as well as the potentials and necessities of the further development of the performing arts in Germany as a whole. Heike Scharpff, project director at the Stiftung TANZ head office will attend the “Between Calling and Career” module and share her experience with career changes.

More information and registration: www.kongress2015.freie-theater.de/prg…

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TANZ! And then?! Transition Workshop in Düsseldorf, November 2015

What happens after your dance career? What can you do besides dance to survive financially? This workshop helps you develop a new career idea. What can excite and challenge you in a future career?

This workshop offers all necessary information for a transition to a new career. All freelance or permanently employed dancers are welcome.

Topics: researching your own competencies & interests, developing visions for the future & planning concrete steps, profiting from others’ experience & networking.
Individual counseling is available that can be continued after the workshop.

Workshop directors: Katrin Kolo, Dipl. Economist, dancer, choreographer and executive consultant, founder of arts-in-business, co-founder of Transition-in-Dance in Munich. Heike Scharpff, project director Stiftung TANZ-Transition Center Germany, Dipl. Psychologist, theater director, co-founder Waggonhalle Marburg, drama therapist.

Own share/cost: 50,- € per participant (Stiftung-TANZ covers travel costs with the train (Bahncard 50/ early booking/ Bahncard 25)).

Sunday, November 29th 2015, 13:00 am – 7.00 pm & Monday, November 30th 2015, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. Tanzhaus NRW, Erkrather Str. 30, 40233 Düsseldorf

Registration: info@stiftung-tanz.com.
With kind support from iDASnrw.

Dance profile of Egon Madsen’s Greyhounds – a workshop discussion

Their life is dance, was dance: Marianne Kruuse, Egon Madsen, Julia Krämer und Thomas Lempertz actively shaped ballet in Stuttgart and beyond. Two generations of talented dancers are brought back on stage by Egon Madsen in “Greyhounds”. The Theaterhaus dance production, which will premiere on November 1st 2015, brings together biographies of four dance personalities with choreographies by Marco Goecke, Mauro Bigonzetti, Eric Gauthier, John Neumeier and Amos Ben-Tal. In the dance profile, Egon Madsen and his ensemble give the audience an insight into the background and development of this evening, along with one or more other “samples”. Eric Gauthier is on site as a representative of the involved choreographers; in addition, Sabrina Sadowska (chairman of the board of the Stiftung TANZ – Transition Center Germany, which supports dancers in their career changes after the completion of their relatively short active work on stage) will also be there. Together, they – Eric Gauthier, Egon Madsen and his “Greyhounds” – will address some of the fundamental questions of the premiere: “why don’t we just simply stop?”
Tuesday, 13.10.2015, 7:45 pm, Theaterhaus Stuttgart

Round table and Workshop in German-speaking Switzerland

For the first time, the newly founded Swiss foundation for retraining performing artists, which is responsible for the German, Rhaeto-Romanic and Italian-speaking Switzerland, as well as the Stiftung RDP – Reconversion des danseurs professionnels, which is responsible for dancers from Romandy, will organize a workshop and round table on the occasion of the international festival TANZ IN BERN 22.10 – 07.11.2015.

The round table discussion titled “The significance of career transition in dancers’ life” has the following guests: Katrin Kolo, former dancer, economist, corporate choreographer, transition workshop facilitator; Claudia Rosiny, responsible for dance and theatre at the Federal Office of Culture; Christoph Reichenau, Danse Suisse president, and Sabrina Sadowska, founder and chairman of the board Stiftung TANZ – Transition Center Germany.
Moderation by Sarah Guillermin and Oliver Dähler, former dancers in charge of the career transition centers in the French (RDP) and German and Italien (SSUDK) speaking parts of Switzerland.
Saturday, 31.10.2015 – 2:00 pm Dampfzentrale Bern, Marzilistrasse 47
more: www.dance-transition.ch

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Transition-Workshop in Bern (Switzerland)

Workshop from our Swiss partner-organisationsa< RDP and SSUdK. The workshop is open for all professional dancers
– get inspired developing visions for the future
– identify your own personal interests, competences and transferable skills
– find out ways to implement new projects and plan concrete steps
– share ideas, profiting from others’ experience and network
– benefit from individual counseling meetings

Workshop will be led in English by Katrin Kolo. Former professional dancer and choreographer, Katrin Kolo has given numerous workshops similar to this one in Germany since 2011. Former consultant and manager, former co-director of the Tanzhaus Zürich, she holds a Maser in Economics and a Master in Transdisciplinarity.
Counseling meetings are offered, with Carole Augustus (former dancer, certified coach), Katrin Kolo, Sarah Guillermin (RDP) and Oliver Dähler (SSUdK).
This workshop is organised jointly with SSUdK, in collaboration with Dampfzentrale Bern.
October 30 (10am-6.30pm) and 31 (10am-1pm) 2015
Dampfzentrale Bern, Marzilistrasse 47
More: www.dance-transition.ch
Registration: Sarah Guillermin: CONTACT@DANCE-TRANSITION.CH

Creating Dance in Art and Education: certified course at the UdK Berlin

The certified course “Creating Dance in Art and Education” conveys fundamental, practice-oriented skills in communicating artistic dance and improvisation, a theoretical overview of the history of contemporary dance and an insight into the various practical fields in dance pedagogy. The one-year further education course teaches, tests and reflects on skills, techniques and methods that allow one to teach dance as an art form to amateurs from various social and cultural contexts.

This certified course is fee-based: 1.980 Euro.
Term: 12.02.2016 – 08.01.2017, registration deadline: 20.11.2015
More information: www.ziw.udk-berlin.de/?id…

Career spotlight: careers in health promotion

The social trend of shifting attention away from illness towards maintaining health is becoming noticeable in new professions. There are new educational careers as well as study programs in this area. Health education approaches it from the pedagogic direction; health management from the economic side; health sciences take a academic approach – all three study programs are offered as a BA and then MA.
For example, the MA “Public Health: psycho-social prevention and health promotion” is a health sciences study offer at the FU Berlin with an emphasis on questions relating to prevention and health promotion. Career opportunities for graduates can be found in areas of planning, shaping and evaluating health offers and structures (health politics), in health reporting (epidemiology), in public health institutions, in NGOs, at insurance companies, associations, inpatient and outpatient facilities as well as in health science research and teaching. This is a further education MA; fees are rather high.
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Training professions include businessmen in the health sector, expert for beauty and wellness, expert for psycho-social health promotion. This education allows you, for example, to perform employee surveys and evaluate risk judgments. As an expert for health promotion, you learn a multitude of psycho-social health promotion measures and introduce them into a business context or individually. Included here are competencies in mental coaching, burnout prevention and resilience training as well as suitable relaxation techniques that can be applied in companies.
All addition careers at: berufenet.arbeitsagentur.de/ber…

Stiftung TANZ bei der Bühnenkonferenz in Bremen

Im Rahmen der Bühnenkonferenz der Personal- und Betriebsräte deutschsprachiger Bühnen
im Theater Bremen wird unsere Vorstandvorsitzende Sabrina Sadwoska am 13.11.2015 einen Vortrag zur Arbeit unserer Stiftung halten.

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Benefits for the Stiftung TANZ 2015

After numerous benefits in 2015 at the Hamburg Ballett, Friedrichstadtpalast, Stuttgarter Ballett, Dance Company Nanine Linning / Theater Heidelberg, Gauthier Dance Company, Nationaltheater Mannheim as well as the galas at the Staatstheater Kassel and the Tanzcompagnie Giessen, additional events will take place in the coming season.

The Bayerische Staatsballett will perform the revival of „Le Corsaire“ to honor Stiftung TANZ’s 5th anniversary on October 30th 2015. For each ticket sold, 5,- € will go to our foundation.

For the second time, Ricardo Fernando (Ballett Hagen) organized a big benefit gala with numerous dance companies. The event will take place on March 6th 2016 during the Hamelner Tanztagen.

Thank you for this great contribution!