About us

Nadine Gerspacher, a renowned dancer and choreographer, has over 20 years of international experience, including work with Cirque du Soleil and Montreal’s Dave St. Pierre. She is celebrated for her innovative performances and co-founded Freezone in Barcelona and NEXO in Freiburg. Nadine continues to inspire through her creations and educational programs for emerging dancers.

Priscila Garrido is a cultural manager, producer, and creator based in Barcelona, focusing on dance and contemporary creation. Holding a diploma in Interior Architecture (BAU) and trained at Varium, she combines artistic practice with cultural management. She is in charge of production for the Freebodies company, a resident programme at FREEZONE Barcelona. As part of FREEZONE's management team, she works across the management, production, and coordination of activities and training programmes. Her career centers on supporting artistic processes from an organisational, accessible perspective. She works to create sustainable contexts for artists and projects.

Aurélie Veyrat is a passionate artist specialising in movement and visual arts. Self-taught in photography, she sensitively captures the energy and essence of her subjects. With a background in dance, she brings a unique perspective to her visual work. She explores screendance and graphic design to add an extra dimension to her creations.

Camille is a versatile dancer, creator, and teacher from the French Alps. She first trained in France before joining the junior company Free Bodies in Barcelona, Spain. She then joined FREEZONE since its foundation as a member of the administrative team (production/communication), as a regular teacher of contemporary dance/partnering/floorwork/acrobatics, and as a rehearsal director for the professional training programs Free Bodies/Roots/Pulse. 

As a freelance dancer, Camille is touring with various companies. She's a member of Pierre Rigal’s Compagnie Dernière Minute (FR), she’s also working with Cia. Júlia Godino & Alexa Moya (ES/BE), with Company Clémentine & Lisard (ES), and with Company Chameleon (UK), between others. She also performed in “CHIROPTERA” by Damien Jalet (BE/FR) at the Opéra National de Paris. Besides performing, Camille began developing her own works, starting with the solo “Somewhere inside”.

With a background in Cultural Project Management from Sciences Po Bordeaux and professional experience at the French Ministry of Culture, Juliette has built a path at the intersection of cultural production and dance.

Passionate about dance from an early age, she has dedicated herself to the dance world, combining her experience in cultural project management with her artistic practice.

As a dancer, her movement language emerges at the crossroads of contemporary dance, urban styles, and flamenco influences. Driven by a curiosity for hybrid forms and expressive physicality, her work explores the meeting point between rhythm, gesture, and emotional resonance.

My name is Coline Largeaud, I am French and I am 25 years old. I am a contemporary dancer, choreographer and teacher. In 2024 I joined the FreeBodies Junior Company, directed by Nadine Gerspacher.

During my three years of training in Barcelona, I began integrating theatre and physical theatre into my dance practice. My work is based on the development of highly precise characters, often caricatural and humorous, each with their own way of moving, breathing, thinking, speaking, and looking. Movement and dance emerge from the honesty and depth of these characters.

An important aspect of my work is the search for truth and for what each moment requires in order to create a genuine connection with the audience. My creations address social and political subjects.

Robert’s artistic journey began with classical orchestral percussion, choral singing and jazz vocals, leading him into the world of musical theatre. At 15, he discovered his true vocation in dance. Following intensive training at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, he performed with companies and festivals throughout the United States and Canada. In 1992, Robert joined the Geneva Ballet, where he danced for six years. From 1998, alongside teaching and studies in psychology, he continued an active performing career with projects including Sinopia Danse Ensemble, La Revue Genevoise and Königsfelden Tanzspiel. After 25 years on stage, he devoted himself fully to teaching in 2006. Today, based in Barcelona, he continues to share his passion for classical and contemporary dance while contributing to diverse artistic projects.

Vlad began his journey in dance as a self-taught dancer, exploring different urban dance styles while complementing his training at Varium and FreeBodies in Barcelona.

He began his professional career as a performer in various companies, including those led by Nadine Gerspacher, Clémentine Télesfort & Lisard Tranis, and Los Informalls. Through these experiences, he developed an interest in creation, which led to different collaborations, such as Shalott, co-created with Guillem Batlle, and St Earnest, with Nadine Gerspacher. He is currently presenting Me Lo Hice Yo Mismo, his first solo creation.

Drawing on the tools acquired throughout his career and his desire to develop a practice aligned with his interests, he has also been shaping his work as a teacher, giving classes and workshops at various training centres and programmes, including Varium, FreeZone, Nunart, Area Dansa, B12, and FMR Arles.

After six years of professional ballet training in France, Sido moves to Spain to study contemporary dance, in CobosMika junior company, FreeRoots and FreeBodies junior Company. Since then, she explores a way to link these two languages, and how they can feed one another.

I’ve been dancing since I was 8, and since then, dance has become a fundamental part of my life. My journey led me to pursue a dual degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and Physical Therapy, with the goal of bringing together two worlds that, for me, have always gone hand in hand: movement and caring for the body.

During my time in college, I was a member of the professional dance troupe at the INEFC in Lleida, where I discovered and explored styles such as breaking, popping, and contemporary dance. 

After finishing my studies, I decided to focus my career on dance and specialize in the specific needs of dancers. To that end, I completed the Dance Physical Therapy program at the Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Injuries in the Performing Arts (CPAE) in Barcelona, in addition to training in Functional Training with Qualis Motus.

My training as a dancer has also continued in Barcelona, where I’ve participated in various contemporary dance projects such as Varium Dansa (23/24), Freeroots (24/25), and the youth company Freebodies (25/26).

My work as a physical therapist focuses on manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, injury prevention, and rehabilitation, always with the goal of helping dancers train, improve, and enjoy dance with a body that’s ready for it.

Because taking care of your body is also part of dancing.