Dance Company Cie. Of(f) Verticality
by Rose Breuss
News and Updates
​Der Blaue Reiter und der moderne Tanz. Begegnungen.
Tanzperformances und Diskurse | 9./10. Mai 2026
A two-day program exploring the early development of modern dance in Munich through performances, lecture demonstrations, and discussions. Featuring reconstructions and reinterpretations of works by pioneering artists, the event connects historical dance practices with contemporary perspectives, highlighting their links to visual art and avant-garde movements.​​​​
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​​“The man in Lunacy”, a dance solo by Andrei Jerschik (1929) - Presentation
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An arts-based, digitised inquiry through a Labanotation based score by Assoz. Univ. Prof. Rose Breuss, Anton Bruckner University, Linz, Austria
More Information
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We are delighted to announce two new additions to our repertoire:​​​​
​Movement  Machines
A digital, research-based platform exploring the intersections of dance, media and archive work. Through a series of micro-studies, this project reactivates historical material as living sources of inspiration—bridging choreography, technology and artistic research.
© Marcell Török
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​​​Fragments out of Time
A poetic collaboration between Rose Breuss and Christoph Bochdansky, where dance and puppetry intertwine to explore memory, time and transformation. Five dancers bring fragments of movement and biography from other eras into the present, revealing how the past continues to move through us.
© Constantin Georgescu
Recent & Upcoming Events
April 17-19 2026 - Laban around the World
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“The man in Lunacy”, a dance solo by Andrei Jerschik (1929)
An arts-based, digitised inquiry through a Labanotation based score
(Presentation: Rose Breuss)
Trinity Laban, London
Supported by Austrian Cultural Forum London
April 19 2026, 12.00 - All about Alice
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Junges Obst (details)
May 9 2026, 14.00 und 16.00 - Der Blaue Reiter und der moderne Tanz. Begegnungen.
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Dance Performance and Discussions
Munich Dance History Tours
Atrium der Städtischen Galerie im Lenbachhaus München
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May 10 2026, 11.00 - Lecture Les Sacharoff
Studiobühne of Ludwig Maximilian Universität, München
Work in Progress
Coming Soon: Die Luft zerbricht
Our upcoming production will premiere in February 2027. Continuing our exploration of movement, fragility and transformation, this new piece investigates the invisible forces that shape presence and disappearance—where breath, gesture and silence become elements of poetic resistance.