emotion, etcetera. And of course, you will obviously see the socio-political engagement and the theoretical background of the dancer. Naturally, these aspects will interact with you, provoke you, and shock you. Whilst showing you the crucial power of innovation and blindly following trends, the show achieves historical significance and promises the creation of new paradigms for the dance scene of the future.

Dragana Bulut is freelance choreographer and performer based in Belgrade. Since 2004, she is active as a performer in Serbia and Europe and she has been developing her own creative work. She has been the recipient of the European scholarship for contemporary dance DanceWeb twice, as well as Strictly Seattle dance scholarship in Seattle. She is a part of Station – service for contemporary dance Belgrade.

Gillie Kleiman graduated from a BA in Dance and Culture in 2008 and has since created a variety of performance projects, on her own and with others, in the UK and in Europe. Gillie teaches contextual studies and choreography to degree students as well as leading a performance company for teenagers.

Lígia Soares has graduated from High School for Dance in Lisbon. She started her work in performance in 1997 with Senssurround Theatre Company. Since 1999, she works as a choreographer and playwright presenting her work mainly in Berlin and Lisbon. She is a co-founder of Máquina Agradável. She was a recipient of DanceWeb scholarship 2008.