MONDAY DANCE CLASS

Open to everyone—amateur and professional dancers alike—ages 16 and up
, Agnès Canova, and Bruno Maréchal will each lead a workshop focused on the center of the body, both as an anchor and as the driving force of movement. How to use it to draw strength and mobility from the body and in space, with particular attention to the musicality of movement and rhythmic precision. This workshop will combine ground contact, body tension, and fluidity.

Mondays: 6:30–8:30 p.m.
CCN Studio
Fee: €140 from September through December
→ Registration: helene.azzaro@ccn-grenoble.com

mega class

Open to everyone—amateur and professional dancers alike—ages 16 and up
As an extension of the MONDAY DANCE CLASS and the GAGA/PEOPLE workshops, the MEGA CLASS offers a time for exploration to deepen your experience, expand your horizons, and share a moment of vibrant, collective dance.
The MEGA CLASS is a 1.5-hour session that invites participants to move together. Come move, explore, and free your movement with Agnès Canova and Bruno Maréchal in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Carried by the group’s energy, everyone is invited to connect with their sensations, their imagination, and the joy of movement.

Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
CCN Studio
Price: €10｜Reservations required
‍More dates to come.

gaga/people

Open to everyone—amateur and professional dancers—ages 16 and up; no dance experience required
A workshop led by Delphine Jungman, open to everyone—amateur and professional dancers—to explore their bodies and imaginations and find joy in movement.
Gaga dance is a style of contemporary dance created by Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin in the 1990s. It takes its name from the Hebrew term “gaga,” which means “to move forward” or “to touch.”

Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
CCN Studio
Price: €6｜Reservations required
More dates to come.

Practices and Care

The CCN in Grenoble offers workshops focused on the body and movement to adolescents experiencing psychological distress who are hospitalized for extended periods at the FESF Clinic in Grenoble-La Tronche. The goal of these workshops, led by dancer Bruno Maréchal, is to help them reestablish a healthy relationship with their bodies while engaging in physical and artistic activity. They encourage spontaneous movement, the exploration of physical expression, and the discovery of personal creativity.