Neoclassical and contemporary ballet represent a fusion of tradition and modernity. Both styles intertwine, creating a new, vibrant form of movement where classical and contemporary elements coexist in harmony.

Drawing from two distinct techniques, we combine their most valuable aspects — the naturalness and freedom of expression found in contemporary dance with the precision and elegance of classical ballet. This combination develops body awareness, teaches mindfulness, and helps find balance between physicality and emotions.
During the classes, we focus on understanding movement — its dynamics, quality, source, and placement in space. This allows us to better understand our bodies, their capabilities, and how they can tell stories through dance.

This is a space for anyone who wants to grow, discover new forms of movement, and push their own boundaries. Together, we seek authenticity in movement and learn how to fully express our potential on and off stage.

Choreographer, dancer, and dance teacher. A graduate of the General Ballet School in Warsaw, she studied at the Rotterdam Dance Academy and the Private Bruckner University in Linz. She completed the international D.A.N.C.E. across Europe program under the direction of William Forsythe, Wayne McGregor, Angelin Preljocaj, and Frederic Flamand. As a dancer, she collaborated with numerous ensembles and choreographers, including: Forsythe Company, Wayne McGregor Company, Ballet de Marseille, Yuval Pick, Carolyn Carlson, Aleksandra Dziurosz, and Art Color Ballet.

She has presented her choreographic works on stages across Europe, including Pavilion Noir, Teatro Due, Teatr Variete, Wrocław Opera, Krakow Opera, and the National Opera – Grand Theatre in Warsaw. Since 2019, her main goal has been to promote neoclassical dance and contemporary ballet in Poland and abroad. She conducts numerous workshops and training sessions for professional dancers and youth, and also creates choreographies in this technique for theatrical performances and film productions.

Anna Maria Karabela