Become part of the Dance Well community and discover the healing power of dance!

As part of the Dance Well international project, Tanec Praha organizes regular dance meetings intended for people with Parkinson's disease or other movement limitations as well as for the general public. The lessons are for everyone interested in self-care and social cohesion.

Led by a team of specially trained professional artists, the sessions take place every Tuesday in inspirational non-theatrical spaces. Their goal is to stimulate not only the body, but also the mind. As part of the TANEC PRAHA 2024 festival, we invite you to an open lesson in the beautiful grounds of the Prague City Gallery at the Troja Château.

On June 4 the GHMP - Troja Château will be exceptionally closed to the public. Dance Well lesson participants can enter the lesson locations through the main entrance (U Trojského zámku 4/1, 171 00 Prague 7) from 4 to 4:30 p.m. Reservation required!

And this will not be the only meeting with the project. Less than two weeks later, a choreographic work will be presented at the Tanec Praha Festival 2024, which choreographer and dancer Jaro Viňarský was invited to create. The premiere of Elevated, on which he collaborates with Dance Well participants, will be presented on June 15 and 16 in the National Gallery Prague – Trade Fair Palace.

Interested in the project? Read more here.

Barbora Látalová is dancer, performer, choreographer, dance and movement pedagog. She graduated in 1996 in Duncan Center Conservatory with an internship in modern dance at Hunter College at the City University of New York and NYU in focus on Dance therapy. Since 2016 she has been artistic leader and co-founder of artistic association Ostružina z.s.. Core of her practice is improvisation, free game, somatic work, score and complicité. 

Roman Zotov-Mikshin was professionally engaged in ballroom dancing, then started with street dance and DJing. He is a graduate of the Duncan Centre Conservatory, where he began teaching in 2016. He has been a certified yoga teacher since 2020 and is training in Taekwondo. He is a collaborator with the experimental theatre company Spitfire Company. He is a co-founder of Ferst Dadler, an artistic company dedicated mostly to experimental and contemporary art. The core of his practice is inclusion, democracy and contingency.