We are thrilled to announce that Dinamica Ballet will be present at Danza in Fiera 2025, the most important event for dance enthusiasts and professionals in Europe. From February 21st to 23rd, you will find us in Fortezza da Basso, Florence, surrounded by dancers, teachers, choreographers, and industry experts, in an environment full of energy and passion for ballet and dance in all its forms.

Discover Our Ballet Barres and Dance Mirrors at Stand H7

For over 20 years, Dinamica Ballet has been designing and manufacturing high-quality ballet barres and dance mirrors, crafted to provide stability, safety, and elegance to academies, theaters, studios, and homes worldwide. At this edition of Danza in Fiera, we invite you to visit us at Stand H7, where you can explore our solutions firsthand and experience the quality of our products.

Our ballet barres are designed to integrate into various spaces and adapt to different disciplines. Additionally, our dance mirrors, featuring high-safety glass and a design tailored for professional practice, ensure an optimal experience in any training environment.

A Gathering with the International Dance Community

Danza in Fiera is not just a trade fair, it is a celebration of dance in all its expressions. During the event, masterclasses, auditions, competitions, and performances will be conducted by prominent figures in the dance world. We are also honored to participate as technical partners, providing our ballet barres for all participants. It will be a privilege to accompany esteemed dance professionals in the Joffrey Ballet School masterclass, the Siena Ballet audition, and the workshop with the Aterballetto company.

For Dinamica Ballet, this is a unique opportunity to connect with industry professionals, exchange ideas, and showcase how our products can enhance dance training and practice experiences. If you are passionate about dance and looking for high-quality equipment for your studio, academy, or theater, don’t hesitate to visit us at Stand H7. We will be delighted to advise you and help you find the best solution for your project.

See you at #dif2025!!

The Oysho Community Days took place in Barcelona, an event organized by the fashion brand where hundreds of women could participate in yoga, fitness, Pilates, indoor cycling, and barre activities, connecting with other community members who share a passion for sports.

The event was held in a newly renovated space just steps away from Barceloneta Beach. Tinglados consists of four buildings over 100 years old, which have been restored while maintaining their original exterior aesthetics. The buildings are named after their original uses, such as La Carbonera, which once served as a coal storage and a depot for small boats.

For the event, Dinamica Ballet provided 22 double mobile ballet barres from the Pina and Giselle models for Cardio Barre classes led by Juno House on Saturday and Barre Hit sessions by Serotonin Studio on Sunday. With 4 to 6 participants per ballet barre, the stability of the equipment was flawless despite the intensity of the exercises. By combining elements of classical ballet, Pilates, and yoga through isometric exercises, barre has become a fascinating option to tone the body, improve flexibility, and enhance posture.

We are thrilled to have participated in the Oysho Community Days. It was amazing to witness a barre session with over 100 people having a fantastic time with our barres.

The Giselle height-adjustable portable ballet barre offers great versatility in the classroom thanks to its two types of bases, its double wooden bar and the 10 positions of its adjustment mechanism. When we had to name it, we were inspired as you might have guessed, by one of the greatest ballet classics.

The ballet Giselle is one of the best known and most appreciated ballets of the world’s classical repertoire. With music by composer Adolphe Adam and choreography by Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot, this work premiered in Paris in 1841 and has since been performed all over the world.

The story of Giselle is about a beautiful young peasant girl who falls in love with Count Albrecht, who has disguised himself as a humble villager in order to court her. When the truth comes out, Giselle is so devastated that she loses her mind and dies.

In the second act, Giselle rises from the dead as a spirit, along with other prematurely dead maidens known as ‘Willis’. Although dead, Giselle remains loyal to Albrecht and tries to protect him from the vendettas of the Willis, who want Albrecht to join them in death.

The ballet Giselle is known for its thrilling pas de deux and difficult ballet steps, especially in the role of Giselle, which demand impeccable technique and grace on the part of the principal dancer. In addition, Giselle’s story of love and its everlasting loyalty remains a universally moving theme.

If you have the opportunity to see the ballet Giselle live, don’t hesitate. It is an unforgettable show that will not disappoint.

In 2000 we designed and manufactured our first ballet barre for the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona. We wanted to create a set that would offer maximum stability so that different students could perform demanding exercises and at the same time have the flexibility to move the ballet barre easily.

After many hours of designing, making molds, and testing different materials, we achieved what we were looking for. Then it was time to baptize it, thereafter we decided that each of our products would be a tribute to dance, which after more than 20 years is still the source of inspiration for our entire team. Our first mobile ballet bar would be named Maurice, in honor of the French choreographer Maurice Béjart.

Maurice Béjart was a French choreographer and founder of Ballet Béjart Lausanne, a dance company based in Lausanne, Switzerland. Béjart is known for his innovative approach to dance, often incorporating eclectic music, elements of theater, mime, and other performing arts.

Béjart was born in Marseille, France, and began his dance training at an early age. He studied ballet and modern dance with leading teachers such as Serge Lifar and Martha Graham, and also trained in mime with Marcel Marceau. In 1954 he founded his own dance company, the Ballet du XXe Siècle, which became the Ballet Béjart Lausanne in 1987.

Throughout his career Béjart created more than 200 ballets, many of which have become iconic works of modern dance. Some of his most famous productions include “Bolero”, “The Rite of Spring”, “The Ninth Symphony”, and “The Nutcracker”. Béjart is known for his bold and expressive choreography, which often explores topics of love, death, and spirituality.

In addition to his work as a choreographer, Béjart was also a teacher and mentor to many young dancers. He founded the École supérieure de danse de Genève, a dance school in Geneva, and taught in dance academies all over the world. Béjart was highly influential in the dance world, and his work continues to be celebrated and performed by dance companies everywhere.

Maurice Béjart died in 2007 at the age of 80, but his legacy as a choreographer and innovator in the world of dance continues. His bold and expressive style has inspired countless dancers and choreographers, and his contributions to the performing arts will be remembered for generations.