OUR DANCERS NU TEMPO thanks all these magnificent dancers that contributed with our work. |
NU TEMPO is comprised of an ever-changing mix of artists, who all share the same belief in the value of experimental dance. ESPECIAL THANKS for our photographers: Fernando Barbera , Josue Trindade, and Anderson Nadler. |
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Aline L. Arakaki was born in Rio de Janeiro. She trained at Boston Ballet School and then London Studio Centre, graduating in 1999. Aline has worked with many choreographers in the States, Europe and Brazil. She is currently dancing with Projeto Parcerias, directed by Clebio Oliveira, who is a dancer with Deborah Colker. Aline is also a trained physiotherapist and Gyrotonic teacher based in Brazil. |
Beatriz P. C. Fonseca was born in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. She trained at Havanna Ballet School before continuing her education at Rudra Bejart Lausanne. She then went on to dance for the Royal Ballet of Flanders and Staadstheater Wiesbaden. She is currently based in Brazil. |
 Sabrina M. Niewelt began her classic ballet studies in São Paulo when she was 6 years old. Sabrina graduated at the Royal Academy of Dance where she got an Advanced 2 degree. She also studied at Joffrey School and Broadway Dance Center in New York City and London Studio Centre, in London. She is now directing the Ballet Carla Perotti in São Paulo. |
Rejane Garcia was born in Rio de Janeiro.She graduated at the Escola de Dancas Maria Olenewa. Rejane also trained at Pro Danza-Cuba then was awarded a schorlaship at the London Studio Center.She has been performing and teaching in the U.K with Dora Frankel,Nu Tempo and colaborated with some others artists. |
Iván Martinez Moreno Iván is from Madrid. Specialized in jazz and contemporary dance, Ivan has worked in many dance companies in Spain and UK. |
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