30.07.2025 to 30.07.2025 - MQ Forecourt
Public Moves: A Playful Body with a Curious Mind with Thales Weilinger
FREE ENTRY, DANCE/PERFORMANCE/MUSIC, LEISURE & OUTDOOR


Public Moves: A Playful Body with a Curious Mind
with Thales Weilinger
Wed 30.07., 18.45h l MQ Forecourt l Free entry
Thales' class is based on the concept of moving arts: the body is explored in its virtuosity, thereby creating a visual language. Through simple exercises and movement sequences, the participants find creative approaches that produce individual forms of interpretation and lead to better communication with the environment. The realisation of movement is a highly personal and an intimate approach, with which each person creates their own universe.
Public Moves dance classes take place outdoors every day – international and local instructors share their knowledge of everything from jazz and Bollywood dance to waacking in free outdoor classes. No previous experience is necessary, and all ages and levels are welcome!
Registration begins one day before the course starts at 11:00 a.m. via the calendar or by telephone on +43.1.523 55 58-19. If a class is ‘fully booked’, there is still the possibility of securing a remaining place on site. It's worth dropping by!
Biography
Thales Weilinger was born and grew up in Klagenfurt. He studied theatre, film and media at the University of Vienna and received his diploma in stage dance at SEAD (Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance). Since 2012, he has worked as a dancer and performer for various choreographers, dance companies and theatres, including Liquid Loft, Doris Uhlich, Bert Gstettner, Christine Gaigg, Hubert Lepka and Zdravko Haderlap. He has also performed in opera productions at various theatres in Austria and abroad and has taken part in collaborations in the arts and culture sector in Carinthia: UNIKUM Klagenfurt, Lebenshilfe Ledenitzen, Stadtgallerie Klagenfurt, Künstlerhaus Klagenfurt and Pelzverkehr. His own productions have been presented at the KE-Theatre and KuK St. Johann are Sisyphos Stein 2016 and Auf der Suche des AllEinSein 2021.
Photo: © Martin Beisteiner