In the performance, the authors expose and tackle the issue of dance stereotypes that faces all creators in the sphere of contemporary dance. With a variety of genres as well as a spice of humour and a pinch of madness, the performance Dance Me Out, Please! reflects the actual state of dance and dancers while attempting to dismantle the obsolete patterns that shape (superficial) public opinion on the function and position of contemporary dance.
The actress, dancers and two choreographers on stage as well, unfold before us the sparkling layers of personal contemplations, stereotypes of popular culture, refined choreographies and improvisations, inspired by real life situations.
The opening to the show - and an inspiration to the authors for Dance Me Out, Please! - is the duet 10 Years by the authors themselves for which they received the First Prize at the 10th Festival of Ballet Miniatures in Belgrade and the 2nd Prize and the Critics award at the 22nd Choreographic Competition in Hanover in 2008.

She is the author of performances: Hacky Sack (k4), Ana Is The Name Of The Rose (Ljubljana City Theatre) – Povodni mož 2003 / best performance  of the year , best male dancer of the year and best audio-visual design awards),  Istokopakaj (PTL), Zmerno hitro (Slovenian Youth Theatre), Zmenek z Venero (PTL), Korak bliže, korak dalje (Duško Radović Theatre-Belgrade).

As a dancer, she collaborated with many Slovenian choreographers and theatre directors. Her dance expression is based on classical ballet, jazz ballet, Cunningham, Limon, release technique, and other contemporary techniques that she learned from dance pedagogues such as: Ann Papoulis, Joe Alegado, Paloma Solanas, Sasha Rubichek, Jean Marc Boutiere, Frey Faust, Mark Tomkins, Andrew Lee Harwood...

He is the author of performances: Občutno občasno, Ana Is The Name Of The Rose - Povodni mož 2003 / best performance of the year and best male dancer of the year awards), GRE GOR, Identitet dodira ili ritam matematike,and  Kanon in telo. He also performed in prized video art films by Ema Kugler: Homo Erectus and Phantom.

He studied at Ljubljana University, Faculty for the Sports. His dance knowledge comprises of a mixture of various dance techniques: ballet, Cunningham, Horton, Limon technique, jazz ballet, contact improvisation.

As a dancer and choreographer, he collaborated with Matjaž Farič, Dragan Živadinov, Matjaž Pograjc, Ema Kugler, Frey Faust, Emil Hrvatin, Matjaž Berger, Matej Kejžar, Goran Bogdanovski, Lisa Gimenez, Rosana Hribar and others.