Dance as a dialogue between stage and audience
The KunstFestSpiele Herrenhausen regularly transform Hannover into a stage for interdisciplinary art in late spring. Alongside concerts, circus, and performance, dance is an integral part of the festival's profile. Those who experience dance here are by no means just sitting quietly in the auditorium: the program combines international stage productions with open participatory formats, site-specific choreographies, and projects that actively involve the audience.
The setting significantly shapes the events. When dance is presented at the KunstFestSpiele Herrenhausen, the ensembles often enter into a direct dialogue with the historical architecture and nature. The boundaries between stage and floor blur intentionally. In many pieces, spectators become participants who, through simple movement impulses or shared paths through the space, become part of the overall artistic picture. If you want to be inspired and deepen your own movement practice, you can often find the right starting point beforehand via a dance course in Hannover.







