Dancers 2023

Jaeger Wilkinson started dancing at the age of 4. In 2016, he moved to Melbourne, Australia to commence training at The Australian Ballet School. During his time in the school, He had the opportunity to perform both in The Australian Ballets Sleeping Beauty, and in The Australian Ballets 2018 regional tour of Coppélia. After Graduating in 2018, He Competed in the Brisbane International Contemporary Dance Prix, where he was awarded multiple opportunities for placements in companies in both Australia and Overseas. In 2020 he commenced his internship with Introdans in the Netherlands on Akram Khans piece KAASH. Later that year, he joined Elephant In The Black Box Junior Company in Pau, France. In 2021 he also had the opportunity to work with Jill Crovisier in JC Movement Production’s recommission of SIEBEN. In January 2022 he joined BODHI PROJECT dance company.

Jaeger’s name is very unusual in Australia, and he often had to use Jacob for any orders otherwise no one would know what he was saying. He is happy that he can finally say his name in German speaking countries and people understand what he is saying to them.

Jeanne Procureur is a dancer and visual artist. Jeanne’s early training in ballet, modern jazz and contemporary techniques were simultaneous to her studies in visual arts and art history. In 2017, she joined the Marchepied youth company in Lausanne, Switzerland before entering the four-year training program at SEAD (Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance). Touched by the aesthetic and the lines of the human body in motion, she approaches movement through both highly physical movement language and minimalistic/somatic explorations. Today, Jeanne is driven by the topics and questions around the sense of identity, alter egos, and the process of physical transformation in the body. As a performer and maker, she unites her interest in makeup, body painting, signing and voice work, with dance and performative work. She had the opportunity to work with choreographers such as Kristina Alleyne, Maria Kolegova, Helder Seabra, Delgado Fuchs, Manuel Ronda, Elena Fokina, Cindy Van Acker and Jan Lauwers. In January 2022 she joined BODHI PROJECT dance company.

I can cut hair, I love to paint and draw as much as I love dancing but what I love the most is to paint on face and body, exploring my or friends' alter ego through physical transformation.

Luisa Heilbron started dancing in 2001 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She started her dance bachelors studies in 2013 in Angel Vianna Escola e Faculdade de Dança. In 2014 she moved to New York City, after receiving a scholarship, to attend "The American Musical and Dramatic Academy", where she graduated in 2016. In 2017 she moved to Salzburg, Austria, to attend SEAD where she graduated with Distinction in 2021 with a major degree in Dance and Choreography. In 2021 she started her masters in dance study at the Royal Conservatory of Antwerp, in Belgium. Since 2017, Luisa has performed in pieces by choreographers such as Flavia Tapias and Jan Lauwers as well as performing her own creations in festivals in Brazil and Salzburg. In January 2022 she joined BODHI PROJECT dance company.

Luisa never leaves the house without a book, as she believes she won’t have a good day without it.

Mira Huszár started dancing at the age of 5. In 2016 she started her studies at Madach Professional Dance Academy in Hungary, where she learned modern technique, contemporary, ballet, tap dance and folk dances. After graduating in 2019 she took a year to attend workshops and focus more on contemporary dance and improvisation. In 2020 Mira entered SEAD Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance. During her studies she had the opportunity to work with choreographers such as Jarkko Mandelin, Manuel Ronda, Cindy Van Acker, Eléonore Valère-Lachky, Elena Fokina. Mira’s been performing since a young age in Madách Theatre in Budapest, later she performed in Sín Cultural Center, and in 2024 during her fourth year in SEAD she joined BODHI PROJECT as an apprentice.

Gorik Bellemans is a young, emerging dancer and choreographer from Belgium. Having danced from an early age, his professional dance education started in 2018 at ArtEZ University of the Arts in Arnhem, the Netherlands, where he studied Bachelor Artist educator in Dance. He learned the importance of dance pedagogy, interdisciplinary working spaces and came into contact with choreography for the first time. In 2020 Gorik moved to Austria to attend SEAD where his education in various dance techniques, performance skills and choreography continued. Additionally, he was selected for SEAD’s Choreography Major within which he received guidance and ample opportunities to expand his artistic voice. Recently, Gorik has performed in works by Xavier Le Roy, Sharon Zuckerman Weiser, Olivier Dubois and joined BODHI PROJECT as an apprentice for the upcoming creation ‘Chemical Joy’ by Lenio Kaklea.