Trained at the Brazilian Dance Conservatory in Rio de Janeiro, Juliano Nunes (b. 1990) furthered his studies at the Mannheim University of Music and Performing Arts in Germany with a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts. Joining Companies such as Royal Ballet of Flanders, Leipzig Opera Ballet, Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe, and Stuttgart Gauthier Dance, he has worked with numerous choreographers including William Forsythe, Christopher Wheeldon, Hans van Manen, Jiří Kylián, Ohad Naharin, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Yuri Grigorovich, Akram Khan, and others. He has received critical acclaim for his own choreography and has created pieces for the Royal Ballet in London, Nederlands Dans Theater 2, Mariinsky Theater, Norwegian National Ballet, Zürich Ballet, Ballet Jazz de Montreal, Acosta Danza, Pennsylvania Ballet, and Atlanta Ballet. He also choreographed for a new Netflix series Tiny Pretty Things and worked with FKA Twigs for a special performance at the Jimmy Fallon Late Night Show.

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Alice Klock and Florian Lochner met while serving as dancers and Choreographic Fellows at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. In 2017 they created FLOCK through which they perform their own work internationally and co-create new choreography for film and stage. As a team, they have choreographed for multiple dance companies, universities, and cultural institutions including Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Whim W’Him, Ballet Idaho, Seattle Dance Collective, Ballet Arkansas, Emergence, the Goethe Institut, Adaptations Dance Theater, the Alonzo King LINES Ballet BFA, and the 92nd Street Y. Their main focus through 2023 is on creating and touring new FLOCK shows internationally with teams of rotating collaborators. In all of their work, they strive to bring artists and audiences together in environments that are open, dynamic and based on joy.

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Ève-Marie is a multi-faceted artist from Montreal, Canada. She has danced for 3 years with the Nederlands Dans Theater II, performing all over the world the works of Alexander Ekman, León&Lightfoot, Marco Goecke, Johan Inger, and Felix Landerer. Eager to support and facilitate new initiatives and artistic voices, she decided in 2019 to become a freelance artist; already allowing her to take part in various productions with the Korzo Theater, Klever Dance Creatives, Metamorphosis Dance, Diego Tortelli, and Juliano Nunes. On top of maintaining the development of her career as a dancer, she was entrusted with the role of assistant and repetitor for both Alexander Ekman and Juliano Nunes, allowing her to stage pieces on the Paris Opera Ballet, the Royal Swedish Ballet, and the Birmingham Royal ballet. She has also taught various workshops in Japan, Italy, The Netherlands, Mexico, and New York. Ève-Marie aspires to keep evolving in becoming a facilitator for movement, communication, and initiative in the dance industry.