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Clint Lutes a étudié le Théâtre et la Danse à la TISCH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS de l’université de New-York. En tant qu’interpréte, il a travaillé entre autres pour Eun Me Ahn, Yann Lheureux, Brian Brooks Moving Company, Johannes Wielandet Christoph Winkler. Le travail chorégraphique de Clint, basé sur le communication,a été présenté en Europe, Egypte, Corée duSud, Singapore, l’Australieet aux Etats-Unis. Il a collaboré en terme de chorégraphe avec leVis Motrix Company, pvc Tanz Freiburg/Heidelberg, Cie Grenade, Festspielhaus Sankt Poelten, POSTTHEATER Berlin/NY/Tokyo, Collectif Coin etCie les Attrape-Corps, mais aussi avec la champion de patinage artistiqueKatarina Witt, et avec leChamaeleon Theater aBerlin. En 2006 il a participé dans DanceWeb a ImPulsTanz; depuis 2011 il participe dans IDOCDE, un projet dédiée a développé la documentation de l’enseignement et les pratiques de la danse contemporaine. Clint était le directeur artistique de LUCKY TRIMMER Tanz Performance Serieà Berlin de 2003-2010. 2015 il travaillé sur le projet Störung/Hafraahen Allemagne et poursuit ce travail de recherche en Danse/Sciences/Philo/Parkinson. En 2016 il travaille comme coordinateurartistique sur le projet 1:59en collaboration avec Paris Quartier d’Eté et Eun Me Ahn. Depuis 2002, il vit en Europe, et enseigne pour: ImPulsTanz, CND Lyon & Paris, Le Pacifique CDC Grenoble, CCN Grenoble, CCN Rillieux-la-Pape, Sasha Waltz & Guests Berlin, K3 Hamburg, Tanzhaus Zurich, Australian Dance Theatre, New York University etCal. St. Univ.Fullerton.

Monica Gillette is an American dancer and choreographer living in Germany. In recent years, she has been active in developing innovative projects that utilize dance as a vehicle for research and multigenerational cultural exchange. She was the co-artistic director of two research projects by Theater Freiburg and Freiburg University – BrainDance (2014) and Störung/Hafra’ah (2015-16) – in Germany and Israel, the latter in collaboration with choreographer Yasmeen Godder and her company. The projects brought together professional dancers, scientists and people with Parkinson’s in a non-hierarchical environment to research movement and movement disorder. Monica leads workshops and speaks internationally on topics of inclusion and collaborative research. Recent engagements include Tanzhaus NRW, K3/Kampnagel, Fabrik Potsdam, Frei Universität (DE), Hebrew University (IS), Skånes Dansteater (SW), IDOCDE/Impulstanz (AU), Centro per la scene Contemporaneo (IT), and Roehampton University and People Dancing – Foundation for Community Dance (UK).<br> While living in Los Angeles, Monica worked as a film editor on several television series and later in New York City for the online TED talks recorded during the world-renowned TED conferences. In recent years, she has brought her editing experience together with her choreographic background to serve in the role of dramaturgy and mentorship for several young and emerging choreographers.
Her most recent creation was in collaboration with choreographer/director Gary Joplin at Theater Freiburg for 25 women impacted by cancer, aged 17-74, titled “Die Krone an meiner Wand”. In 2017, Monica and Yasmeen Godder were awarded the inaugural Shimon Peres prize by the German foreign minister for their artistic leadership in the Störung/Hafra’ah project.