From the very first minute, Takao Baba’s work of choreography “Boys don’t dance” captivates its audience. With brilliant musician Jenny Thiele on the electric guitar and a collection of delightfully self-deprecating hip-hop stereotypes that go beyond traditional role ascriptions, its rousing kick-off leaves spectators eager for more.

The individual and the group, independence and community, our own distinct movement repertoires and those of others – this work takes an exciting analytical look at each aspect and offers its young audience members, who are repeatedly called upon to get involved, a wide range of experimental possibilities to develop their own forms of expression and dance styles.

A work that rises up to the highest expectations with exceptional dance, music, content and technical execution.

Featuring a diverse cast, this fast-paced and dynamic production conveys self-confidence and nurtures a deep sense of community between the performers and the audience. But, above all, it is loads of fun – for people of all ages, genders and backgrounds.