Workshops designed for families with young children, where bodies of different sizes and with different movement needs come together. During the sessions, participants will dance, roll, jump, crawl, spin, and climb together, discovering the joy of moving as a group. The sessions are based on three areas of dance practice—relationships, rhythm, and breath.

Here, dance is treated as a space for strengthening bonds and for active, shared play. Participants will learn from one another and find joy in discovering the possibilities of their own bodies.
Movement in rhythm and beyond it allows us to view everyday life as a series of simple, kinetic compositions, making use of what is available and close at hand. Another key element of the workshop is mindfulness of the body’s internal sensations—how the body breathes, and which forms of touch and movement bring pleasure and promote relaxation.

This series of sessions is designed for caregivers with children aged 6 months to 2 years. We encourage you to participate in the entire series, though it is also possible to attend individual sessions.

*Please purchase a ticket for each family member

*The session on May 19 will exceptionally take place at the Copernican Revolution Studio, 18 Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie St. (in the Fokusownia Room).

Choreographer, performer, actress, and dancer. In 2013, she graduated from the Academy of Theatre Arts in Krakow, Faculty of Dance Theatre in Bytom. She is a scholarship holder of the TanzMedienAkademie creative program at Bauhaus Universität and the Creative Scholarship of the City of Przemyśl.

She collaborates with institutional theaters, creative collectives, and independent artists, co-creating performances, video projects, and performative installations. She is the author of choreography for dramatic performances, including those addressed to young audiences. She co-creates the choreographic initiative of sisterhood practices. Privately, she is the mother of Jeremy.

Actress, dancer, and teacher. She graduated from the Academy of Theatre Arts in Krakow (Faculty of Dance Theatre in Bytom) and cultural studies at the University of Opole.

She has appeared in dozens of theater and dance performances, collaborating with theaters throughout Poland, including the Silesian Theater in Katowice, the Ochota Theater in Warsaw, the Druga Strefa Theater, and the KADR Cultural Center. In her artistic practice, she combines drama, dance, and performance, searching for forms on the borderline between genres.

For over a decade, she has been co-creating the Dorożkarnia Cultural Center in Warsaw, where she conducts dance classes based on her own program combining movement, theater, and imagination. She is the vice president of the ART_COMMITTED foundation, which implements artistic and educational projects. Privately, she is the mother of Leon and Gaja.

Choreographer, performer, animator, and cultural manager. She developed her artistic experience under the tutelage of Eva Sanz at the Laboratorio de danza at Universidad Carlos III and at the Centro de danza Karentaft in Madrid. She completed the first year of the experimental choreography course at Centrum w Ruchu in Warsaw.

She has collaborated with Camille Hanson, Elena Cordoba, Maria Stoklosa, Aleks Borys, Natalia Oniśk, Katarzyna Kryczka, and Alicja Czyczel, among others. She is a scholarship holder of the City of Warsaw with the project "Choreographies of Survival." She co-created the Przestrzeń Wspólna (Common Space) initiative.

In her artistic work, she focuses on incorporating socially relevant topics into the field of art, topics that are often overlooked or remain on the margins of visibility. She is interested in activities that raise questions about openness and accessibility in art, combining physical fitness, dance technique, and creativity with reflection on social reality. Privately, she is the mother of Lew.