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Benjamin Pohlig

Benjamin Pohlig is a choreographer, dancer and researcher originally from Berlin. He studied contemporary dance both in England and Belgium. In his choreographic work, he explores the theatre as agora, a place in which social and political behaviours are not only practised, but are also experienced physically. This concept appears across his works, including the participatory solo "dance yourself clean", and his collaborations "5 seasons" and "A Farewell to Flesh". As a dancer, he has worked internationally with amongst others Martin Nachbar and Isabelle Schad. From 2019 to 2022 was he an ensemble member of Cullberg. As a researcher he continues to investigate both the concept of social choreography and how to speak about climate change through dance.

Research project: Democracy in Movement – Bodies of Protest

Research results

  • Benjamin Pohlig & Peter Mills: How Do Anarchists Dance? - Public Sharing (2026).
    Other presentation. More information
  • Peter Mills & Benjamin Pohlig: Dance Workshop Special Ep with Benjamin Pohlig (How Do Anarchists Dance) (2026).
    Other. More information
  • Benjamin Pohlig: Scores of protest (2026).
    Academic lecture. More information
  • Benjamin Pohlig: « Let an angel tap you on the shoulder » Reflections on Samkome by Mia Habib Productions (2026).
    Feature article. More information
  • Benjamin Pohlig: A Year in Protests - Public Reading (2026).
    Other presentation. More information
  • Benjamin Pohlig, Peter Mills, Sunniva Vikør Egenes, Gasper Piano, Ingrid Styrkestad & Marte Vold: I want to protest yet I dance (2026).
    Film. More information