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Maciej Kuźmiński
Author of award-winning dance etudes and improvised choreographies. He has performed on Polish and international stages at, among others, the Grand Theatre in Warsaw, Konzerthaus Vien in Vienna, or Sadler’s Wells in London, in works by such prominent choreographers as Nigel Charnock or Ohad Naharin.  
Svetlana Ulanovskaya
Svetlana Ulanovskaya graduated from the department of Belarusian and world culture of the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts (Minsk, 2003). In 2004, she received a Master of Arts.
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Momo Sanno
I am a professional dancer and choreographer from Romania. In my works I cross over performing genres integrating multiple dance styles and techniques. My style of dance is contemporary infused with elements from international folk dancing.  I like the challenge of harmoniously combining diverse type of movement and philosophy into choreography
Aurora Lubos
Aurora Lubos has been active on the Gdańsk dance scene since 1997, collaborating with the Gdańsk Dance Theatre, the Baltic Sea Culture Centre, Baltic University of Dance, Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre, Club Winda, Club Żak and the Specialist Support Centre in Rusocin. In 2000 she joined the Vincent Dance Theatre, UK, where she works as an actress.
Andelka Janković
Final year student at the Faculty of Drama Arts, Department for Management and Culture in Theatre, Radio and Culture Production manager/ Programme coordinator in Bitef Theatre since October 2010. Currently working at the Bitef Theatre in Belgrade, Serbia.
Olga Skvortsova
Olga graduated from the Belarusian State Academy of Arts(Theatre Department), simultaneously taking classical ballet classes under the direction of Ivanov V.V. (a national artist of the Republic of Belarus). While  still a student at the Academy, Olga staged her first works: "Yablyn" ("Apple-tree") and "The story of one suitcase".
Andelka Janković
Final year student at the Faculty of Drama Arts, Department for Management and Culture in Theatre, Radio and Culture Production manager/ Programme coordinator in Bitef Theatre since October 2010. Currently working at the Bitef Theatre in Belgrade, Serbia.
Aurora Lubos
Aurora Lubos has been active on the Gdańsk dance scene since 1997, collaborating with the Gdańsk Dance Theatre, the Baltic Sea Culture Centre, Baltic University of Dance, Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre, Club Winda, Club Żak and the Specialist Support Centre in Rusocin. In 2000 she joined the Vincent Dance Theatre, UK, where she works as an actress.
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Maciej Kuźmiński
Author of award-winning dance etudes and improvised choreographies. He has performed on Polish and international stages at, among others, the Grand Theatre in Warsaw, Konzerthaus Vien in Vienna, or Sadler’s Wells in London, in works by such prominent choreographers as Nigel Charnock or Ohad Naharin.  
Momo Sanno
I am a professional dancer and choreographer from Romania. In my works I cross over performing genres integrating multiple dance styles and techniques. My style of dance is contemporary infused with elements from international folk dancing.  I like the challenge of harmoniously combining diverse type of movement and philosophy into choreography
Olga Skvortsova
Olga graduated from the Belarusian State Academy of Arts(Theatre Department), simultaneously taking classical ballet classes under the direction of Ivanov V.V. (a national artist of the Republic of Belarus). While  still a student at the Academy, Olga staged her first works: "Yablyn" ("Apple-tree") and "The story of one suitcase".
Svetlana Ulanovskaya
Svetlana Ulanovskaya graduated from the department of Belarusian and world culture of the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts (Minsk, 2003). In 2004, she received a Master of Arts.

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