Jeremy Alberge

Jeremy about his class:
“This class explores the relationship between movement, breath and weight shifts, developing greater awareness, fluidity and agility in the body. Drawing on principles of floorwork, Tai Chi translated into dance, and tools from the Ilan Lev Method, we explore how movement can emerge from gravity and the inner body, extending into space. The class focuses on the interplay between stability and mobility, the shifting of weight, and the circulation of energy through giving and receiving. Jeremy’s approach combines precision and fullness of movement with a strong sense of presence and expressivity. The class is part of his ongoing solo research, in which movement becomes a space for transformation.”

Bio
Jérémy Alberge is a French dancer, choreographer and teacher, born in Paris in 1992. He began dancing in 2007, developing a passion for electro dance and going on to win the French Championship in 2009. This recognition opened the door to teaching workshops and serving as a judge at competitions in France and abroad.
In 2010, he joined Blanca Li’s company for the creation of Electro Kif, which went on to tour for more than 100 performances. From 2013 to 2015, he was a member of Ballet Junior de Genève.
In 2015, Jérémy continued his career abroad, joining the Inbal Pinto & Avshalom Pollak Dance Company in Tel Aviv. During his time with the company, he performed in six productions and took part in two new creations.
From 2017 to 2020, he danced with Vertigo Dance Company, performing in several works and contributing to a new creation. Alongside this, he collaborated with choreographer Roy Assaf in 2019 on the pieces Boys and The Hill.
In 2020, he was invited by Adi Boutrous to create One More Thing, a piece co-produced by Théâtre de la Ville in Paris and Fabrik Potsdam. That same year, he created his first solo work, +10, a tribute to his father, which received the Assistant’s Prize at the 25th edition of the Stuttgart Solo Dance Festival.
In 2021, Jérémy founded Lamalo Dance Company.
In 2023, his piece Noam received several awards, including First Prize at the Les Lendemains qui dansent competition at La Barcarolle and Third International Prize at the Burgos competition. The work was also selected for RIDCC 2024.
Alongside his artistic practice, Jérémy is deeply committed to teaching and sharing his knowledge. He leads workshops and masterclasses around the world, including in China, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Russia, Italy and Switzerland. His teaching focuses on the exploration of organic movement, fluidity and floorwork, reflecting his artistic vision and multifaceted career.