22/10/2026
The Dutch Emerging Creators Intensive returns for its third edition, bringing together inspiring creators from across the Dutch dance scene🧡
Over five days, dive into different movement styles and artistic approaches through daily contemporary classes and in-depth 4-hour workshops💫
December 14 | Matilde Tommasini Matilde Tommasini
December 15 | Rutkay Rutkay
December 16 | Adam Khazhmuradov Adam Khazhmuradov
December 17 | Nnamdi Nwagwu Nnamdi Nwagwu
December 18 | Rebecca Laufer Rebecca Laufer & Mats van Rossum Mats Van Rossum
Check out all the workshops on https://hjs.os.teambuildr.com/workshops
Or the link in our bio🔗
Matilde Tommasini 🧡
In her workshop, Matilde Tommasini explores the body as an intelligent, ever-evolving machine. Through anatomy, strength, and structured improvisation, dancers are invited to challenge their physical boundaries and discover new movement possibilities. ✨
Matilde is an Italian contemporary dancer based in the Netherlands and a Codarts Rotterdam graduate. Having worked internationally with choreographers such as Maura Morales, Astrid Boons and Jasper van Luijk, her practice combines precision, explosiveness and musicality.
December 14 | 13:15 - 17:15
Discover more of the workshop via the link in our bio 🔗
Rutkay 🧡
Rutkay invites dancers to explore his distinctive movement language through fluidity, sharp accents, intricate coordination and floorwork. Combining improvisation, movement material and creative exploration, participants will develop their physical awareness while contributing to a new group section for an upcoming creation. ✨
Rutkay Özpinar is a Turkish-Dutch choreographer whose work blends contemporary dance, classical ballet, hip-hop and Turkish folk dance. He has created works for companies including Dutch National Ballet’s Junior Company, Introdans and Conny Janssen Danst.
December 15 | 13:15 - 17:15
Discover more of the workshop via the link in our bio 🔗
Adam Khazhmuradov 🧡
Adam invites dancers to explore movement inspired by insects and other arthropods. Through improvisation, floorwork and sensory exploration, participants are enco