Tanzfabrik
Berlin
School
School

26.01.2026

Dancing Musicalities

Workshop
with François Chaignaud
Venue:
Kreuzberg 4
Möckernstr. 68
10965 Berlin
Dates:
Info:
Level: Advanced / Professional
in English
Price: 70€  

Description

During this workshop I’d like to share my journey through rhythms and movements. Academically trained as a dancer I’m in constant research of encounter and practices. I’m aiming to reach forms of total art where dance welcomes also rhythmical, vocal and visuals expressions. Último helecho navigates through various practices and references -including Argentinian folklores and baroque mythologies. We will start with a short warm up and then explore different choreographic and rhythmical coordination’s - including elements from the performance and lathering other references. We will do a lot of foot stomping!
Biographies

François Chaignaud

François Chaignaud graduated from the National Conservatory of Music and Dance in Paris in 2003. He has danced for various choreographers, including Alain Buffard, Boris Charmatz, Emmanuelle Huynh and Gilles Jobin. He created his first piece in 2004 and since then has regarded dance as a global form of expression. His works are characterized by the combination of song and dance as well as an examination of history, which is visible both in his own works and in collaborations with artists such as Jérôme Marin, Marie Caroline Hominal and Théo Mercier. Between 2005 and 2016, he collaborated with Cecilia Bangolea, with several works being presented internationally. In 2021, he founded the production company mandorleproductions, which focuses on collaborations with artists such as NinaLaisné, Marie-Pierre Brébant, Akaji Maro, Dominique Brun and Sasha J. Blondeau. He also creates pieces for larger groups of performers, including “Soufflette” (2018), “t u m u l u s” (2022) and “In absentia” (2024) with Geoffroy Jourdain. Most recently, he created the pieces “Mirlitons” with Aymeric Hainaux and “Petites Joueuses” and is currently working on “Último helecho” with Nadia Larcher and Nina Laisné.