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Andrew Champlin, researcher and ballet teacher
Movement, dance, ballet—an ongoing exchange of knowledge and experience. It’s a process that brings joy, growth, transformation, and life itself. Through friendships and meaningful encounters, we create spaces of safety, connection, and shared understanding.
In conversation with the wonderful guest Andrew Champlin—a dedicated ballet teacher and researcher—we had the opportunity to dive deeper into these themes.
Come and be part of it!
Explore the ImPulsTanz Public Moves program and join Andrew’s class:
“Ballet and Beyond: Dynamics for Your Jump”and also “Bad Ballet”—a playful and thoughtful journey into movement. https://www.impulstanz.com/en/workshops/pid6686/
Andrew Champlin is a Bessie-nominated dancer, researcher and ballet teacher based in Berlin. Originally from Portland, Oregon, he performs and teaches internationally, collaborating with dancers, performance and visual artists. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Artistic Research at the University of Applied Arts Vienna.
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By Orange 94.0Movement, dance, ballet—an ongoing exchange of knowledge and experience. It’s a process that brings joy, growth, transformation, and life itself. Through friendships and meaningful encounters, we create spaces of safety, connection, and shared understanding.
In conversation with the wonderful guest Andrew Champlin—a dedicated ballet teacher and researcher—we had the opportunity to dive deeper into these themes.
Come and be part of it!
Explore the ImPulsTanz Public Moves program and join Andrew’s class:
“Ballet and Beyond: Dynamics for Your Jump”and also “Bad Ballet”—a playful and thoughtful journey into movement. https://www.impulstanz.com/en/workshops/pid6686/
Andrew Champlin is a Bessie-nominated dancer, researcher and ballet teacher based in Berlin. Originally from Portland, Oregon, he performs and teaches internationally, collaborating with dancers, performance and visual artists. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Artistic Research at the University of Applied Arts Vienna.