About My Work

In his new production, Helge Letonja explores with the OCN company the possibility of a new physical culture of time. He contrasts this with a life lived under pressure and in a state of constant overload,...

Helge Letonja views the body as a vessel and examines forms of expression and action in movement and how they solidify: evolution, social experience, traditional images,...

Water runs down oversized windows and feeds the agonizing longing for torrent rain to break the ongoing paralysis. In a silent film-like setting, Of Curious Nature plunges into a melancholic daydream...

The skin: a sensory treasure and the body’s first all-encompassing point of contact with the world. Nothing can replace the profound impact of a single embrace. And the discomfort in a world lacking touch is steadily growing. Who still feels it—the cry for embrace?
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With “The Pulse of the Stone”, the internationally active choreographer Helge Letonja leads the audience into an artistic oasis of music and abstract dance...

The operetta Die Fledermaus, premiered at the Wiener Staatsoper in 1874, is one of the most famous masterpieces by Johann Strauss Jr...

“And everything that is perceived, thought, felt and dreamed with the senses exists.” Paul Radin

Nomada is the intangible that has long since folded its tents. The one that makes you struggle for composure....

Letonja transforms the stage into a space entirely dominated by water. Traces dissolve in the water, and time levels blend together. Flashbacks and flash-forwards interweave into stories...

What would we be without our dreams? They are the engine, driving force, and place for healing and self-discovery (Helge Letonja).

In his detailed and emotionally expressive movement language, Helge Letonja creates a choreographic symbol with “A Late Summer Night’s Dream” that addresses...

Helge Letonja creates body images that merge into anthropomorphic transformations, into creative work. His protagonists create art with their bodies, the dance finds its resonance in the counterpart of the audience. Something powerful is set in motion...

UN‐ZEIT creates hypnotic images in a foggy space. The perception of time seems to fray, the just ordered movements of the group lose their linearity, individuals fall out of form and move radically, disoriented...