Wigman School

Wigman School, also known as the Mary Wigman School, was a renowned dance training institution founded by German choreographer Mary Wigman in the early 20th century. It focused on modern dance techniques, emphasizing expressive movement, improvisation, and the development of individual artistic voice. The school aimed to push the boundaries of traditional ballet, encouraging dancers to explore their emotional expressiveness and creative freedom. It played a significant role in the evolution of modern dance, nurturing many influential dancers and choreographers who contributed to the broader dance landscape.