Romain Guion | Venetsiana Kalampaliki

PROFITRAINING GET TOGETHER

K3 has been offering professional training for 18 years. The dance scene in Hamburg continues to develop and training needs change. For some participants, professional training has become more than just a weekly training session; it is also a place for networking and dialogue. We want to say thank you and at the same time open up the space for dialogue. Venetsiana Kalampaliki and Romain Guion, who coordinate and plan the professional training, invite you to coffee, snacks and a chat after the training on Tuesday 20 May. There will be room for feedback and requests. It is not necessary to take part in the training beforehand - just come along for a chat!

Romain Guion

is a performer, teacher and cultural manager. Trained at the CNSMD in Paris, he worked in various international dance companies and teaches all around the world. He collaborates with artists such as Alain Platel, Koen Augustijnen, Eugénie Rebetez, Martin Zimmermann and Juliette Navis. He co-directed the Berlin-Based showcase LUCKY TRIMMER from 2010-2024, co-founded the choreographic platform BRÜCKEREI and curates the profitraining at Tanzhaus Zürich and K3 Hamburg.

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Venetsiana Kalampaliki

works in the performing arts field as a dancer and choreographer based between Hamburg and Athens. She is a graduate of the Greek National School of Dance, the University of Athens, and the Athens School of Fine Arts. Her interdisciplinary work combines text, voice, and movement, focusing on the body in sociopolitical contexts of accessibility and inclusion. Her works have been presented at festivals such as Holland Dance Festival and Onassis Stegi. She collaborates with Rimini Protokoll, Jenny Beyer, Antje Velsinger, Anna Konjetzky, Lenio Kaklea and Iris Karayan amongst others.

In 2021–22, she was a resident choreographer at K3 – centre for choreography and attended international residency programmes in Chile and South Korea. She coordinates K3’s Professional Training programme and is involved in the European project Dance Well.

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