He is internationally recognized as an outstanding ballet teacher. His first-class dance education, many years of experience on stages all over the world and finally his training as a ballet teacher make Hans Vogl the ballet master you want for your own dance training or to introduce you to dance from an early age. Quote: “The joy of dance, movement, health and physical well-being are very important to me; that’s why my teachers and I feel the need to work towards this goal every day.”

She completed her education at the State University of Choreography in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. She was a member of the State Ensemble of Folk Dances of the Republic of Uzbekistan “Bahor” for over 15 years. As a solo dancer and as part of the ensemble, she has performed in Europe, Asia and the USA with folk dances from all over Uzbekistan, the USSR, Burmese, Japanese and Iranian dances. Numerous prizes honored her performance in the ensemble.
In addition to her artistic activities, she trained the next generation of dancers for the ensemble, and late 1988-1991 she worked as a research assistant in Tamara Hanum’s dance museum in Tashkent. She has lived in Berlin since 1992.
In addition to her full-time work, Malika has conducted numerous workshops in Germany, Holland and Italy.
Malika – master of ethno dance from Central Asia, teaches classical and modern forms of dances from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Persia and Afghanistan.

Emilia Gabriel trained as a ballet dancer for nine years at the Sofia State Ballet School in Bulgaria. She then danced as a soloist at the Sofia State Opera, the Berlin State Opera and the German Television Ballet. She later studied ballet pedagogy for four years at the Fachschule für Tanzpädagogik und Choreographie Leipzig and completed her studies at the Hochschule für Musik “Hanns Eisler” in Berlin. She taught ballet for 35 years at the Staatliche Ballettschule und Schule für Artistik in Berlin. Since 2013, she has been a ballet teacher for classical dance and repertoire in the professional stage dance training program at the International Dance Academy Berlin.

Maren Kapella was born in Berlin. She grew up in Stuttgart and was a ballet student at the John Cranko School. She studied medicine at the Free University of Berlin until 1991 and obtained her doctorate in 1994. She also worked as a junior doctor in surgery and orthopaedics in England. In Germany, she finally practiced as a senior physician at the Birkenwerder Orthopaedic Clinic near Berlin. In 2007, she worked as a specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery at the Meoclinic Berlin and the Humboldtkrankenhaus, currently at the Werra Meißner Clinic in North Hesse. She also runs an orthopaedic practice in Berlin Mitte. She has trained in ballet all her life and motivates both patients and dancers to use their bodies physiologically.

Larisa Dobrozhan began her training in Leningrad at the “Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet”. She danced at the Mariinsky Theatre (now in St. Petersburg) and at the Komische Oper Berlin, among others. She received her pedagogical training at GITIS in Moscow. There and in Tokyo, she initially passed on her knowledge as a pedagogue. Via Essen and Munich, her path led her back to Berlin, where she worked very successfully as a classical dance pedagogue at the State Ballet School Berlin until 2014.

At the age of 17, Johan King Silverhult began his professional education at the Royal Swedish Ballet School. He has worked with companies including the Finnish National Ballet, Batsheva Dance Company, Skanes Dansteater and as a guest with the Royal Swedish Ballet. His repertoire includes choreographies by Ohad Naharin, Patrick King, William Forsythe, Jiri Kilian, Maurice Béjart, Peter Schaufuss, John Neumeier, Carolyn Carlson, Philippe Talard and others. He won the jury prize at the Concour de Paris and has had solos commissioned for him at the Venice Dance Biennale and the Theater St. Quentin in Paris. He has lived and worked in Berlin for over 25 years.

Anna-Lise Marie Hearn is a (British-Norwegian) professional dancer, dance educator, award-winning choreographer and movement director from Berlin, previously living and working in London.
Anna-Lise has extensive experience in creating works for stage, film, special venues, outdoor and alternative performance spaces. She has developed choreography for many commercial and artistic projects and commissions. Anna-Lise received her professional training at the London Studio Centre (University of the Arts London). After graduating with a First Class Honours Degree, specializing in contemporary dance, she continued her further education with a dance teaching qualification at bbodance and graduated with distinction. In addition, she received professional mentoring training with dance organizations such as Dance United and London Studio Centre.