Dance tips for June

Places of encounter, resistance and longing – these dance performances open up spaces for surprising perspectives and intense experiences.

Connections

Hungry Hearts promises an evening that gets under your skin: navigating between longing, vulnerability and human connection, a performance unfolds that not only shows closeness but makes it tangible. The resilience and fragility of young women and girls are intertwined. In a world full of (global) challenges, five dancers explore their place in society. An evening that not only portrays emotions but makes them tangible.

Hungry Hearts

Theater am Gleis

Hungry Hearts

Hungry Hearts is a captivating dance piece that powerfully intertwines the resilience and fragility of young women and girls. Shaped by digitalisation and ...

Super Vibes

Fancy having a go at dancing yourself? In an energetic workshop, the dancers from Chocolate Remix will show you the basics of dancehall and wining. And best of all: the event takes place before the Chocolate Remix concert, so you can put what you’ve just learnt into practice straight away.

Flyer Picante Tanzworkshop

Rote Fabrik

Spicy Dance Workshop

Iris Yum Yum and Geralqueen are the dancers from Chocolate Remix. In an energetic, two-hour workshop with a great atmosphere, they will teach participants ...

To touch and be touched

Touch brings us into contact – with one another and with the world. In Touch Through , choreographer Leo Moro explores touch in the context of technological and media change. How can this even be experienced in a digitalised world? A cross-generational ensemble embarks on a journey of intimacy, boundaries and consensus.

Tanz

Helmhaus

Tanz

Berührung bringt uns in Kontakt – mit uns selbst, mit anderen und mit der Welt. Obwohl sich Atome physikalisch nie direkt berühren, erleben wir ...

How do we want to live and dance tomorrow?

With Moving Towards Zero , Tanzhaus Zürich invites you not just to an event, but to a collective process of reflection. Between dance, activism and questions about the future, space is created to reflect on social change. Alongside a wide range of events in and around the Tanzhaus, refreshments will also be provided. Ideal for anyone who wants to experience dance as a catalyst for the world of tomorrow.

Published from Sari Pamer on May 28, 2026.

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