Geremia Cappagli was born in Genoa Italy in 2003.
Geremia began his training in Italy before moving to Rotterdam to study at Codarts. After his second year, following an offer from the collective La Horde, he joined the Ballet National de Marseille. During this period, he completed his Bachelor at the PNSD Rosella Hightower. He currently works as a freelance dancer and is active at a European level. A creative and curious individual, he is deeply drawn to creative processes and the development of new imaginaries. In his free time, he enjoys engaging in various practices that enrich his personal research space, including drawing and interest in design, art history, fashion, and cinema.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026.
Théo Brassart wan born in the Luberon France in 2003.
He trained in Aix-en-Provence with the Grenade group from 2016 to 2024 led by Josette Baïz. He hold a Bachelor’s degree in Arts obtained at Aix-en-Provence University in 2025. Currently working with Marseille-based choreographer Balkis Moutashar on the 2026 creation “Nous n’arrivons pas les mains vides”
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026.
Katherina Jitlatda Horup Solvang was born in Germany in 2002 and raised in Norway.
In 2024, she graduated from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Jazz Dance. Her practice is rooted in an interest for musicality and physicality, shaped by a broad background and experience across movement, voice, and performance. During her first year as a freelance artist, Katherina performed in De(con)fining by Pernille Øien, a project with the European Capital of Culture 2024, and Jeg er bare et lam by Vilde Krohn at Centralteateret in Oslo. She has collaborated closely with choreographer Armin Hokmi, premiering the solo Of the Heart – En Étude at Montpellier Danse Festival in 2025, later presented at Dansens Hus and Kunstnernes Hus in Oslo, and toured internationally with Shiraz.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026
Itai Meir was born in Jerusalem Israel in 2000.
He graduate from the "Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance High School” and later trained in the Gaaton Workshop for 2 years (2017-2019). Between the years 2019-2021, Itai was dancing with Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company. He later joined Inbal Dance Theatre between the years 2021-2025, working with a wide range of makers: Emanuel Gat, Michael Getman, Bosmat Nossan, Oded Graf&Yosi Berg, Renana Raz and Mor Shani. In 2022 Itai began his choreographic path with a collective he founded - “Hachaverot collective” with which he created three works. In parallel he also worked as freelance dancer between 2021-2025 with independent choreographers such as Lotem Regev, Naomi Kats and Lea Grack Basodo.
Joined Emanuel Gat in 2026.
Johanne Annesdotter Skogstad was born in Norway in 2002.
She studied at the Institute of the Arts Barcelona, graduating in 2024 with a Bachelor’s degree in Contemporary Dance. During her studies in Spain, she worked with choreographers including Lali Ayugadé, Sita Ostheimer, and Tomàs Noone. Since graduating, she has worked with the Norwegian company Nagelhus Schia Productions, where she performed works such as In C by Sasha Waltz and 51/49, a new creation by Shintaro Oue. She also served as an understudy in Damien Jalet’s Brise-Lames. In addition, she has collaborated with the Norwegian company FRIKAR. Johanne is a co-founder, performer and choreographer of the artistic collective Creatures Do.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026.
Noah Oost was born in the Netherlands in 2002.
He studied at Codarts University for the Arts in Rotterdam, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Dance. Between 2023 and 2025, Noah worked as a soloist dancer with Saarländisches Staatsballett. He has worked with choreographers such as Johan Inger, Ohad Naharin, Marco Goecke, Hans van Manen, Jiří Pokorný, Caroline Finn, Stijn Celis, Bryan Arias, Roy Assaf, Noa Zuk, among others. As a choreographer, Noah has created work for Codarts Rotterdam and Saarländisches Staatsballett, and in 2022 he toured Germany with his self-performed solo Peel.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026.
Zohar Kotz was born in Tel Aviv in 2004.
She trained at the Batsheva School and Shira Ganor Ballet School before moving to the Netherlands to study at ArtEZ University of the Arts, where she completed her Bachelor’s degree in Dance with a scholarship. During her studies, she worked with choreographers such as Anouk van Dijk, Julio Cesar Ungo, and Maciej Kuźmiński, while also developing her own artistic work, which has been presented at various venues across the Netherlands.
From August 2025 to February 2026, Zohar worked with Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern in Germany, performing in a creation by Pau Aran.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026
Winter Wieringa was born in The Nederlands in 1999.
After studying at the Modern Theatre Dance department in 2020, Winter continued his studies in Artistic Research at the University of Amsterdam. In 2024, he won the Jonge Zwaan during the Nederlandse Dansdagen for his role in Hoop by Danstheater AYA. In parallel, Winter is also developing his choreographic work. His piece No One Is an Island premiered in December 2024 at the Karavaan Festival. He has collaborated, and continues to collaborate, with choreographers such as Joshua Monten, Danstheater AYA, Collectief MAMM, and Ivgi & Greben.
Joined Emanuel Gat in 2026.
Léa Delaporte was born in Lozère France in 2001.
After attending an arts and dance high school in Montpellier, training at the James Carles Choreographic Center in Toulouse, obtaining a diploma in Benesh Movement Notation at the CNSMDP, and completing two years of professional training in Madrid (Descalzinha Danza), she became involved in numerous choreographic projects in France and internationally. She has collaborated with Collectif Troïka, Cie Terrain, Angélica Liddell, Raimund Hoghe, and Fabrice Ramalingom. Today, she creates her own projects. She is a co-creator of Collectif Troïka and Cie Terrain, and works as a performer with Larumbe Danza. Driven by curiousity, she explores movement through various practices such as breaking, house dance, and kung fu, and also draws inspiration from her relationship with singing.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026.
Anaïs Van Caekenberghe was born in Gent, Belgium in 2002
She graduated with a Bachelor of Contemporary Dance (Dance Arts in Context) from Fontys Academy of the Arts, alongside a Bachelor of Classical and Contemporary Dance from the Pôle National Supérieur de Danse Rosella Hightower (DNSP). In September 2024, she joined Ballet National de Marseille x (LA)HORDE, performing works by (LA)HORDE, Oona Doherty, Lucinda Childs, Claude Brumachon, Cecilia Bengolea, and François Chaignaud. Since the 2025 season, she is a resident artist with TanzHaus Basel and CRUELBEHAVIOR Projects. At the heart of her practice lies a profound love for movement and an ever-active curiosity.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026.
Emma Dora Bogerd was born in The Nedelands in 1998.
After graduating from Codarts Rotterdam University in 2019, Emma joined Nederlands Dans Theater as an intern, working with Paul Lightfoot, Marco Goecke, and Crystal Pite. She then danced with Introdans, where she performed a diverse repertoire. She later joined LeineRoebana, and In 2024 transitioned to freelance work which led to collaborations across Europe, including performance-based projects with Marina Abramović and Vidavé Company in Italy. In 2025, she joined Anouk van Dijk and Falk Richter for the piece A Perfect Sky, an experience that wove together her inspiration from theatre, texts and improvisation and her love for Countertechnique, in which she also teaches.
Joined Emanuel Gat Dance in 2026
Giulia Quacqueri was born in Verona Italy in 1999.
After high school, she moved to London to study at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, where she developed a particular passion for somatic techniques, choreological studies and movement analysis. In 2022, she obtained a Bachelor's degree in contemporary dance with special mention for her achievements in choreography. She joined Marchepied Cie in Lausanne as a dancer for the 2023 season. She also performed Ioannis Mandafounis and Pettit*Rochet's creations on tour throughout Switzerland. She then worked freelance in Switzerland, France and Italy with artists such as Marie-Caroline Hominal, Damien Jalet, Riccardo Buscarini, Camilla Monga and Alessio Maria Romano. She established a close collaboration with Chiara Frigo, assisting her in the development of various community projects in the Verona area. For several years she has been collaborating with cellist Leonardo Sapere on an improvisational music and dance project that explores physical listening to music. She approached dance theatre when she met director Luca Giacomoni, who directed her in a production inspired by Shakespeare's Ophelia.
Joined Emanuel Gat in 2026.