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The feel
Compared with the rest of Berlin, marameo Berlin e. V. leans toward Somatic 6.9×, Joy 6.4× and Sacral 6.3×.
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout marameo Berlin e. V.
marameo Berlin e. V. sits on Wallstraße in Mitte, in the Heinrich-Heine-Viertel, and dance is at the center of its week. The studio is a place where movement is treated as something to explore rather than only perform. Many classes stay open to people from any background, so whether you are a trained dancer or someone who has never danced, there is a way in.
It suits you if
- you want to move with a contact improvisation jam
- you want barre or Pilates at a calm, open pace
- you are looking for a class for kids or teens
Read more about marameo Berlin e. V.What the studio offers, How the week runs
What the studio offers
The studio's timetable is built around dance, but it also holds a wider range of movement. Pilates, barre and floorbarre appear regularly, with a number of classes listed as open to all levels. Somatic work, breathwork and mobility classes are also part of the mix, offering slower entry points alongside the more demanding training.
Contact improvisation is one of the studio's clearest threads. Weekly jams take place on Sundays, led by Karthik Rajmohan, with live musicians playing for some sessions. Improvisation and movement research classes with Maciej Sado and Layton Lachman add another layer for those who want to explore movement without a set choreography.
How the week runs
Most classes at marameo run for about 90 minutes, although some shorter sessions, such as the Pilates and junior company classes, last an hour. Early mornings, late mornings and early evenings are the busiest parts of the day, and weekend classes make up a fifth of the timetable.
For dancers there is a structured classical training track, with some sessions reserved for trained dancers with a professional qualification. Adults and older students may join the afternoon and weekend trainings, which makes the studio a place to grow as well as to drop in.
marameo Berlin e. V.: questions and answers
When do most classes at marameo take place?
Marameo has classes across the week, from early mornings to evenings, and a good number of them fall on weekends. Most classes run for about 90 minutes, and the day's start times cluster around 10am, 11am, 2pm and 6pm.
Are there classes for beginners at marameo?
Yes, a good share of the classes are open to all levels, and some are listed as a first class ever. Newcomers can come straight to the studio for a trial class without booking in advance, as the listings explain.
What kinds of classes does marameo teach?
The studio runs classes in several styles, including Pilates, barre, somatic work, breathwork, strength, and mobility and stretch. Contact improvisation and jam sessions also appear regularly, alongside classical training for dancers.
Are there classes for children at marameo?
Marameo offers classes for children and teens as well as adults. A dance acrobatics class for ages 9 to 12 and a junior company for 10 to 13 year olds are among them.
What languages are the classes taught in?
Classes at marameo are taught in German and English, and some listings include English descriptions alongside German ones.