
Klaudia Wittmann
Artistic Director
Klaudia Wittmann is a dancer, choreographer and researcher. She began her movement practice as a rhythmic gymnast and member of the German national team from age 13. In 2009, she pursued her professional training in dance and physical theatre at London Studio Centre (UAL) and Jasmin Vardimon Company (JV2). She later completed an MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy at Goldsmiths University.
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Klaudia has worked with various choreographers both nationally and internationally, including Sounding Motion Dance, Balbir Singh, Lara Ritosa-Roberts, Pascal Merighi, Moxie Brawl, Acrojou as well as being part of the creation of MAZE by Jasmin Vardimon and Turner Contemporary. Her professional experience further includes works for camera, both in feature and short films, including Otto Floss - Freelance watcher (2013), Viscera: Autopsy of a (non)human Body (2021), SOMA (2023), Closer (2024). She has taught and mentored in various cultural and educational settings including Bishopsgate Institute, Girne American University of Cyprus, London Studio Centre, Sound & Music, and Experiment 6.
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Currently, Klaudia is pursuing AHRC-funded artistic practice research (PhD) on gendered oppression and new choreographic practices at the Centre for Dance Research in Coventry. In this project, she works with survivors of the international abuse scandals in women's gymnastics.
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