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Move Together – Dance Connects

  • Move Together - Dance Connects

    Move Together - Dance Connects

  • Move Together - Dance Connects

    Move Together - Dance Connects

Move Together – Dance Connects: Under this motto, students from the Albrecht-Dürer-Gymnasium in Neukölln are taking over the dance floor. Together with choreographers Thomas Kunfira and Meier Eden, they are launching a creative experiment and discovering movement as their very own universal language.
At the heart of the project is the idea that hip-hop, breakdance, and acrobatics do not require rigid rules – instead, they call for openness, creativity, and the courage to express oneself. Everyone brings their own abilities and perspectives into the artistic process.
A special focus is placed on inclusion: different physical abilities, cultural backgrounds, and personal stories are seen as enriching elements. Through guided improvisation and group exercises, a safe space is created in which all participants are seen and heard. This helps break down barriers and strengthens a sense of belonging.
The project is based on collaborative work. The young participants develop ideas together, explore movements, and refine them further. The focus is not on perfection, but on connection, expression, and mutual support. In this way, dance strengthens self-confidence and fosters empathy.
On 18 September, everyone is warmly invited to the final presentation. The audience will see not only a choreography, but above all the diversity and vibrancy of this shared process.

30 Minuten

An event as part of the KUYUM Tanzplattform 2026, funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion.By and with: Students from the Albrecht-Dürer-Gymnasium in NeuköllnDirection: Thomas Kunfira, Meier Eden
Thomas Kunfira and Meier Eden combine international stage experience with innovative dance education and inclusive cultural work. Together, they develop projects where hip-hop, breakdance, acrobatics, and creative movement meet, representing dance as a universal language that connects people. Through their work, they create spaces for encounter, teamwork, and individual growth — regardless of experience, background, or physical ability.
Thomas Kunfira comes from Ghana and has worked for more than 20 years as a professional dancer and acrobat on international stages — including major show productions alongside Helene Fischer. At the same time, he is deeply involved in cultural education projects and teaches dance and movement at schools and cultural institutions throughout North Rhine-Westphalia.
Meier Eden is a professional breakdancer from Berlin and an established figure in the urban dance scene. As a dancer, choreographer, and educator, he combines breaking with various dance styles and focuses on creative forms of expression beyond traditional structures. Through his dance school “Dream Stage,” he supports young talent, artistic development, and collaborative learning.

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