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I'd like to invite dancers, actors, performers, and anyone interested in movement practices to join my regular classes in Belgrade. I will guide you through various improvisation tasks, emphasizing a natural way of moving that comes from listening to your body organically. For skilled dancers, this is an opportunity to refine your technique, personalize your movements, and interpret choreography authentically because you are important beyond the technique.In the warm-up phase, I'll share exercises from various somatic approaches, including the Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais Method, and Pilates. During the main part of the class, we’ll move continuously—solo, in pairs, or in small groups—in a common, safe space.
When:
Tuesday, 18:00-19:30
Thursday, 18:00-19:30
Saturday, 10:00-12:00
Note: Changes are possible occasionally; please follow the announcements.
Language: English (Serbian and Russian translations are available when needed)
Location:
KC Magacin, Kraljevića Marka 4
Payment:
Classes are donation-based; contribute what you can, if you can.
REGISTRATION is required:
Email me to reserve your place at [email protected]
or
Register via the WhatsApp group if you're already there 🙂
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🎓 Olga Uzikaeva, born in Vladivostok, Russia, is a movement artist, choreographer, and educator known for her work at the intersection of dance, theatre, and visual art. She frequently collaborates across disciplines, exploring instant composition - ‘choreography’ unfolding in the present moment. Olga's creative practice delves into the intimate connection between mind and body, emphasizing the power of intuition in her work.
Olga has performed and been an-artist-residence in such spaces as AnnaTheater (Helmond/Netherlands); PROJET-H107, Théâtre Forum Meyrin (Geneva/Switzerland); Cove Park (Cove/Scotland), Tramway (Glasgow/Scotland), Watershed (Bristol/UK), the University of Plymouth (UK), ZeroPlus (Budapest/Hungary); KC Magacin, Kvaka 22, KC Grad, DC Krov, Dim, Drugstore, KC Ziva, Bioskop Balkan, SKC, and Cvijeta Zuzoric Art Pavilion (Belgrade/Serbia), among others.
Olga also works as a movement director for theater and musical productions and leads dance and movement workshops for people of various ages and backgrounds. In 2022, she was a guest teacher at Edinburgh University for the MSc ‘Dance and Education’ students.
She's one of the curators of the European Pavilion ’24 (Liquid Becoming Project).
For the last six years, Olga has been based in Belgrade, Serbia.
https://linktr.ee/o.kaeva
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Magacin u Kraljevića Marka 4-8, Улица Краљевића Марка 4, 11000 Београд, Србија,Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
