OUR COMMITMENT in CULTURAL ACTION since 2020
- More than 1200 students, both young and adults – including 750 aged between 8 and 16 years old
- Over 600 hours of classes
- 10 schools involved, mostly located in Priority Education Zones
- 8 teachers in various disciplines: dance, photography, theater, dramaturgy…
- 9 final presentations involving a total of 575 people on stage
- 3 different formats of presentations: Dance shows, Photo exhibitions, Itinerant and multidisciplinary performances
SUPPORTS AND PARTNERS
- DRAC Île-de-France (FR)
- Maison des pratiques artistiques amateurs de Paris (FR)
- DAC de Villeparisis (FR)
- Parcours CAC Bobigny (FR)
- Danse Dense (FR)
- Conservatoire de Colombes (FR)
- L’Avant Seine/Théâtre de Colombes (FR)
- International School of Bangkok (TH)
- Bangkok’s International Festival of Dance and Music (TH)
- Théâtre Cantiere Florida Florence (IT)
- Versiliadanza (IT)
- L’orange bleue d’Eaubonne (FR)
- L’Imprévu de Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône (FR)
THE APPROACH
Whether as dance-movement teacher or as project director in cultural activities with multiple collaborators, the main goal of the choreographer Serena Malacco is to highlight the creativity of each participant.
The choreographer regularly conducts workshops for amateurs of all ages and professional dancers. Her classes around bodily practices aim at the physical and mental ease of the participant. Through relaxation and awareness exercises she has been experimenting with for years, she guides students to discover unexpected physical and expressive abilities, allowing them to explore their creativity without constraints.
The emphasis on highlighting the personality of each student is the distinctive feature of the Jukebox company workshops. The teachers put the participants’ originality at the center of the pedagogical approach, allowed them to discover their own qualities.
The choreographer regularly conducts workshops for amateurs of all ages and professional dancers. Her classes around bodily practices aim at the physical and mental ease of the participant. Through relaxation and awareness exercises she has been experimenting with for years, she guides students to discover unexpected physical and expressive abilities, allowing them to explore their creativity without constraints.
The emphasis on highlighting the personality of each student is the distinctive feature of the Jukebox company workshops. The teachers put the participants’ originality at the center of the pedagogical approach, allowed them to discover their own qualities.
FEEDBACKS
“This journey has allowed me to have more confidence in myself; I feel more comfortable with my body.” Molly, middle school, dance workshop
“At first, I was worried about not having a good camera. Later, I understood that it’s not the camera that takes the photo, but it’s me.” Mathys, middle school, photography workshop
“Dancing together made us feel truly together!” Emanuel, primary school, dance workshop
