Julia Robert and Rudi Cole are dancers, choreographers and human potential researchers. Together, they founded HUMANHOOD with the vision to create a worldwide movement for the expansion of human consciousness. Since the creation of their first award-winning duet entitled ZERO, they have established a clear choreographic language expressing a sublime fluidity and complex rhythmicality that catapulted them into the international dance sceene. Their work, which includes their group productions TORUS and ∞ {Infinite}, has been performed around the world in venues/festivals such as Sadler’s Wells (London), Venice Biennale (Italy), CINARS (Canada), Festival Grec (Barcelona), SIDance (Seoul). Their dance film INFINITY was commissioned and showcased by the BBC. The research behind their work merges modern science and ancient mysticism into the body’s innate wisdom, questionning how we can shape-shift our reality and live a more fulfilled and purpuseful life. These explorations have taken them around the globe to collaborate with a wide range of multi-disciplinary artists from Taiwan, spiritual practitioners from India, shamans from Ecuador and indigenous tribes from Papua New Guinea. In parallel, they have been invited to lead their signature all levels movement seminars — The Humanhood Experience — to major platforms such as Mindvalley University, Harvest Series Kaplankaya and Envision Festival, among others.

HUMANHOOD Company Dancers are ‘so dam good’ (The Guardian). They come from all over the world, including Taiwan, South Korea, U.S.A, United Kingdom and Spain, and are trained by Rudi and Julia for a long period of time before they are invited to perform the work on stage. Former dancers who will be present and teaching repertoire during the week will include Tseng Tzu-Yi, original cast and performer for Torus, ∞ {Infinite} and VORTEX and Soulyun Park, original cast and performer for ∞ {Infinite} and VORTEX.