Public Moves: Connect and improvise!
with Inge Kaindlstorfer

Tue 29.07., 18.45h l MQ Forecourt l Free entry

Walk like a dog – watch like a child – fly like a piece of paper. It is all about connection. We explore movement in contact with moving partners. Working with physical materials playfully challenges us to expand our dance repertory. New qualities will arise easily as we abandon ourselves to the moment and open ourselves to surprising situations – joyfully, we connect with our own selves.

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 

Inge Kaindlstorfer lives in Vienna and has been teaching bodywork, dance and movement technique, authentic movement, contact and ensemble improvisation as well as composition since 1986 in Vienna, Moscow, Odessa, Lisbon, Cape Verde, New York and Bucharest. Training in contemporary dance and contact improvisation in New York and Vienna, in biodynamics according to Gerda Boyesen, a body psychotherapy,

Cranio Sacral Therapy. In 1994, together with Jack Hauser and David Ender, she founded the group lux flux, which cooperated for a long time with the Saira Blanche Theatre in Moscow. She has presented her work in numerous projects and performances at festivals in Vienna, including ImPulsTanz 1997 and 1998, Wiener Festwochen 1999, tanz2000.at, in Austria, Cape Verde, Germany and many countries in Eastern Europe. lux flux moves in the intermediate realm of dance, movement, action, noise, music, installation and everyday life. In this chaos of interdisciplinary complexity, lux flux explores the realms of human existence that often lead to the absurd: a field of tension between coded behaviour and anarchy. From 2014 to 2018 she was co-director of the inclusive performance formation tanzMontage together with Sonja Browne with numerous productions and performances.

Photo: © Romana Saibel