Fernanda Ortiz | Sarah Lasaki | Teresa Lucia Rosenkrantz

FEIERN!

The dance project FEIERN! is aimed at young people aged between 14 and 18, with or without dance experience, and with or without disabilities. In weekly rehearsals, the young people practise, improvise and choreograph under the guidance of dance practitioners Fernanda Ortiz, Sarah Lasaki and Teresa L. Rosenkrantz, developing a dance piece that will be performed in June 2027.

The weekly sessions are open to all – whether you’re just having a go, trying it out or hoping to end up on stage – everyone is welcome. On the theme of FEIERN!, we explore: What does a proper party look like and what does it need? What role does dance play in celebrating? What physical and emotional states does celebrating bring about? Is it possible to celebrate alone? How many people can celebrate together? Where do people celebrate? Can you celebrate together in different places? What are reasons to celebrate? Participants will experience how movement sequences are developed from their own movements and how these form a choreography.

Sounds good, doesn’t it? Then come along! If you’re creative and fancy joining our diverse, inclusive and open community, come and join us!
No prior knowledge required | Participation is free of charge | Open to all young people aged 14 and over | If you are interested, please contact tanzplan@kampnagel.de 

Fernanda Ortiz

is a choreographer, dancer and dance educator. She works at the intersection of dance and art. As a person of colour with an indigenous background, she creates multimedia and participatory choreographies from an intersectional and power-critical perspective. Her focus is on dance as a source of transformation. Her choreographies tour nationally and internationally. Beyond her own work, she initiates, designs and supports dance projects in collaboration with artists, creative technologists, art, cultural and educational institutions, as well as activists. Since 2019, she has been leading dance projects with young people for K3. She is also part of the European project Dance Well for K3. She studied dance at the Folkwang University of the Arts (MA), art history (Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires) and fine art (Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes) in Argentina.

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Sarah Lasaki

, who received her classical training at the Ballettzentrum Hamburg, has been a professional dancer since 2000. From 2007 to 2015, she toured the world with “STOMP”. Since 2013, she has been combining dance with body percussion and works with young people in this field. She leads further training courses throughout Germany, gives international workshops and works as a dancer and co-choreographer in productions across Europe. In 2026, she will be a guest lecturer at the IBMF Québec (Canada) for the first time. In July 2025, her duo dance performance PULSE premiered at the Lichthof in Hamburg.

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Teresa Lucia Rosenkrantz

is a freelance director and theatre educator. Her work lies at the intersection of performance, community art and collective practice, exploring forms of accessibility, solidarity and shared artistic decision-making processes. Most recently, she realised the Hungarian-German documentary theatre production DRIVE, as well as metaMorph 1 – Dämonen und Monster with the feminist bright future collective, which she co-founded.

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