Eva Lotta Kliimask
Dancer

At the age of six, I was captivated by my sister's performance in a Little My costume at the Salme Culture Center. From that moment, I knew I had to dance. Growing up, I immersed myself in jazz dance, solidifying my passion for dance and music. Currently, I am honing my craft in choreography at the Baltic Institute of Film, Media, and Arts (BFM) at Tallinn University. My focus is on contemporary dance, where I have found my unique movement style by blending various dance forms I've learned over the years. I draw inspiration from music and enjoy choreographing for large groups. During my recent studies at the Accademia Nazionale di Danza in Rome, Italy, I elevated my dance technique through classical repertoire and Cunningham technique classes. I also had the privilege of studying Trisha Brown's Early Works, such as Group Primary Accumulation (1972), Locus (1975), Spanish Dance (1973), under the guidance of the Trisha Brown choreography repeater Shelley Senter.

Reti Ann Niimann
dancer

Reti Ann Niimann is a young dancer and musician studying choreography at the Baltic Film, Media, and Arts Institute (BFM) at Tallinn University. Reti has participated as a dancer in various productions, for example: "Giselle" (Jaik), and "Pipi Longstocking" (Estonia). In addition to studying, Reti leads her band, which has performed both at the 2024 Tallinn Music Week and at Jazzkaar. Reti is strong and confident as an artist. Her background in music and dance allows her to create a unique atmosphere on stage where the two art forms intertwine. In her productions and concerts, she uses her knowledge of both music and choreography, offering the audience unforgettable experiences. Reti's work combines dynamic dance and captivating music, which makes her an outstanding and versatile creative person.