The CCN in Grenoble welcomes the JEM – Thursdays in Motion , organized by Cité Danse, from October through December 2026. These workshops, open to professional dancers and students, take place on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with a different instructor for each session.
This workshop invites participants to explore continuous movement through a practice rooted in slowness, precision, and listening. By paying attention to weight shifts, bodily density, and their relationship to space and others, participants develop a sensitive, embodied presence. Action scores will guide the exploration in order to shift movement habits and open up new trajectories. An experience where movement is constructed in the moment, through perception, openness, and body awareness.
A physical expression workshop where contemporary dance, enriched by mime and theater, becomes a space for exploration. The focus is on exploration, play, improvisation, and composition, with the aim of questioning habitual bodily movements and opening up new possibilities for expression. A space for experimentation centered on the body, listening, and freedom of movement.
Come discover Krump in a supportive and energetic atmosphere. We’ll learn the basics together, step by step, taking the time to feel the music. There’s no pressure here: you’ll explore your body, your emotions, and your style. It’s a chance to let loose, build confidence, and share. Open to everyone, even if you’ve never danced before.
Tim-Aïna offers a two-hour floorwork workshop structured around movement sequences. He blends contemporary dance and acrobatics to explore concepts such as weight transfer, musicality, and dissociation.
This workshop offers an in-depth exploration of floorwork through various physical approaches. The sessions draw on a vocabulary that combines spirals, acrobatics, turns, and jumps, and require a keen awareness of space, the center, and points of contact. Blending contemporary dance and acro-dance, the workshop will explore several approaches to movement, in dialogue with the group’s intentions and desires. We will explore this relationship with the floor through dynamic and technical sequences, guided improvisations, and choreographed phrases, allowing us to embody the technical tools developed during the first part of the class. The goal is to create an organic, fluid, and engaged dance based on our relationship with the floor.
