Felix Chang focuses on traditional religious elements combined with contemporary and classical techniques in his choreography and classes. He also received a full scholarship and majored in Chinese Classical Dance at Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, He then transferred to Germany to study Modern Dance at the Folkwang Universität der Künste, receiving a Master in Movement Research at ABPU.

Felix worked with various choreographers and companies, as well create his own works. Credits include 2017 Triplet Choreographer Outlet Festival (HK), 2017 National Dance Competition second place,   2018-2019 We’man, Ever After, Symbiosis and Discarnate, 2020  If you can see me at Pfefferberg Theater Berlin (competition second place as soloist & choreographer), 2022 Unity with AZB Bruckner Uni for Lange Nacht Der Bühnen, 2022 Wújìn Bratislava Share Festival, Oxymoron Dance Company, Jessica Gaynor Dance, Ada Studio, Tian Na.

Cecilia was born in Turin (IT) in 1994. She started dancing at the age of 4 and has never stopped. Since 2018 she lives as a freelance dancer, choreographer and dance and yoga teacher in Heidelberg.
She studied at the Amsterdam University of the Arts, where she danced in pieces by Igor&Moreno, Loic Perela, Liat Waysbort & Grainne Delaney, Cecilia Moisio, Nadia Bekker, Lester Arias Vicuña, Heidi Veirthaler and Giulio D’Anna.
She was a member of the Dutch company DE STILTE for two years (2016-2018) and subsequently worked as a freelance dancer with various German-based choreographers such as Maura Morales, Paolo Fossa, Minka Marie Heiss, Martina la Bonté, Fabian Cohn and Domenico Strazzeri, as well as with local choreographers such as Amelia Eisen, Jonas Frey, Miriam Markl, Julie Pecard and Lorenzo Ponteprimo.

João d’Orey was born in Hamburg in 1995 and has Portuguese roots. From 2016-2019 João studied acting at the Academy of Performing Arts in Ludwigsburg and now lives as a freelance performer in Berlin.
João is non-binary and uses pronouns in English they/them and no pronouns in German.

Dr. Angela Wendt studied German, Media and Communication Studies and French and earned her doctorate in German Studies (Modern German Literature) at the University of Mannheim. She has been a lecturer there since 2000 and offers seminars focusing on theater and theater practice.

At the National Theater Mannheim, she has worked on the International Schiller Days and the Mozart Summer, among others, and was responsible for the cooperation between the university and the National Theater.
Since 2015 she has been a freelance dramaturg in drama, and since 2018 also in dance. At Theater Felina-Areal Mannheim, she collaborates in drama with the Neues Ensemble and Rainer Escher, most recently on Wilhelm Reich’s “Rede an den Kleinen Mann” (2019), Alain Badiou’s “Ahmed der Philosoph” (2019), Anni Ernaux’s “Leben. Writing” (2020), Ferdinando Camon’s “The Horror of Therapists. The disease of man” (premiere 2021).
In dance, she collaborates with various choreographers including Stefano Giannetti: “The Power of Art” (2019), Amelia Eisen and Kirill Berezovski: “Project Warrior” (2019), Darja Reznikova and Katja Visschers: RAII 2020 Racism – Integration – Identity, a digital dance project as well as SoBo Productions most recent work “I Am…” (2020).

Together with Jan Roelof Wolthuis, she has been organizing various song projects since 2019, most recently “Traurigfroh, wie das Herz. Friedrich Hölderlin – Songs and Words” (2020) and Johannes Brahms: “Die schöne Magelone” (2021).

With the cultural office Chamäleon she has started her own business in 2019: www.kultur-wendt.de

A trade apprenticeship in a carpentry workshop formed a solid foundation for her studies in architecture in Kaiserlautern, from which she graduated as a graduate engineer.

During a freelance project for the Chamber of Architects for the Long Night of Museums in Heidelberg, she discovered the importance of light for the design of space while working with Belzner Holmes Light-Design. As an employee at LDE, she has illuminated squares, bridges, exhibitions, churches and entire city centres in the years that followed. In productions of the Unterwegstheater Heidelberg, she also came into contact with the subject of stage lighting, which plays a decisive role in designing and staging with light.

She then worked as a partner at Eben Architektur in the fields of architecture, interior design and building in existing contexts, integrating her knowledge of furniture and light into her work. At the end of 2019, she decided to go her own way and reinvent herself.

Since the beginning of 2020, she has been focusing on interior, furniture and lighting design. In addition, free, interdisciplinary projects and collaborations in the fields of dance, theatre, film and art are the focus of her creative work.

Joseph Franciosa is a dance filmmaker and photographer. Educated in studio art in San Francisco State University and National Academy school of Fine Art and Art Students League of New York. He has collaborated with many international dance companies and artists such as Ashley Bouder Project, Martha Graham, Belinda Mcguire, Joshua Beamish Move The Company, Falcon Dance, Batsheva, Yin Yue Dance Company, Gallim Dance, Complexions Contemporary Ballet and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa and Peiju Chien-Pott. Having recently moved to Germany he has filmed with many dance companies and freelance artists such as Nostos Dance Theater, Heidelberger Sinfoniker, Eintanzhaus Mannheim, Dance Theater Heidelberg and Stijn Celis along along with numerous musical collaborations in film. 

Petra Schreiner Mediendesign is a design office for visual communication in the areas of print, digital and brand. As an independent graphic designer and freelancer, Petra Schreiner supports start-ups as well as sole proprietorships and medium-sized companies in becoming visually visible with good design. The range of services includes the design of communication media, brand design and the associated development of visual images (corporate designs).

Whether business cards or websites. She advises her clients in choosing the right means of communication for their business or heartfelt project. From the idea to the finished product.

Petra draws her professional know-how from over 15 years as an agency graphic designer. In 2017, she expanded her digital skills with further training as a web designer. With her passion for graphics and design and an extra portion of curiosity for new creative ways of communication, she creates individual graphic solutions for every single project.