Grenzenlos - Your Dance Podcast · Lisa Nevara

DE bubb - A sustainable Training Program for aspiring dancers / with Brini

·30 min·2 clips
Brini returns to discuss her new sustainable dance training program launching in March.
This episode features dancer and choreographer Brini (Sabrina) returning to discuss her new training program launching in March. Hosts of the dance podcast "Grenzenlos" continue a previous conversation about valuing artistic work. Brini has been a professional dancer since age 14 and is a co-founder of the group Vienna Heels. She previously led choreography for the Kiddie Contest, which ended due to budget constraints and challenges from the pandemic. Brini also runs her own project under the name BriniDat and manages a private dance group. The discussion builds directly on a prior episode titled "How Much Is My Art Worth," which examined payment structures in the commercial dance scene. The new program represents a sustainable approach to training for aspiring dancers. Brini shares her extensive background in leading groups and creating choreographies for various professional jobs. Her career provides the foundation for developing this structured initiative. A surprising insight is how the pandemic directly led to the discontinuation of significant projects like the Kiddie Contest. The episode reveals the practical and financial vulnerabilities within dance institutions during that period. Brini's transition from performer to program creator highlights a career evolution common in the arts. The conversation underscores the importance of having prior context from the earlier episode on art's value. It connects the abstract discussion of payment to a concrete, new educational product. The tone is informal and conversational, focusing on personal experience and industry practices. Listeners interested in dance career development and sustainable training models would appreciate this episode. Those unfamiliar with Brini's earlier interview or the European commercial dance scene might find less context.
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