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Ispasion Show Productions is a dance company known worldwide for its impressive creativity and graceful beauty. The main mission of the artists is to create unforgettable stage experiences that evoke emotions and captivate the audience.

Dance in its various forms is the central focus. Neo-Flamenco and Neo-Tango, Spanish and contemporary dance, as well as ballet, combine with cutting-edge stage technology and avant-garde visual effects to create a top-tier show.

The artists of the company are talented dancers with diverse backgrounds. They are admired not only for their flawless technique but also for their breathtaking interpretations and expressive stage presence.

Molly Hocking is a singer-songwriter from St Ives, Cornwall, who rose to fame after winning The Voice UK at 18. Her performance of I'll Never Love Again topped the charts, showcasing her powerful vocals. She released her debut single After the Night Before in 2020, followed by We Can Have the World Tonight, Alive, Bones, and her EP Up. In 2024, embracing her independence, Molly released three new tracks, including You Can’t Hold Me Down, marking a new phase in her artistic journey. With up to 250,000 monthly listeners, she continues to captivate audiences through her emotive songwriting and performances across the UK. Molly has shared the stage with artists like Olly Murs, Tom Jones, and McFly, and performed at venues including the O2, BST Hyde Park, and the Roundhouse Camden. Her music has been streamed millions of times and featured on national radio and TV. 2025 marks a new chapter as she signs with a new label, kicking off an exciting era of music and growth—proving that this is just the beginning of her remarkable journey.

For more than two decades, Galerie Holzhauer Hamburg has called an old factory loft in Hamburg-Ottensen its home. Gallery owner Angela Holzhauer regularly showcases her program at art fairs and on board the MS EUROPA 2. She has a particular affinity for works on paper – drawings, printmaking, and folds – as well as sculpture. In recent years, the program has expanded to include increasingly more international artists who work conceptually and installatively. The gallery has gained significant recognition through its long-standing collaboration with Georges Adéagbo, the "grand-père" of African conceptual art, highlighted by an acquisition by the Hamburger Kunsthalle in 2024.

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Angela Holzhauer’s passion for art was sparked by her grandfather, a collector and active member of the Bremen Art Association, with whom she visited exhibitions and discussed what she saw at a young age. This early influence led her to study art history and theater studies in Erlangen and Vienna. After working as a journalist for Süddeutsche Zeitung and ELLE in Munich, she moved to Hamburg, where she now serves as editor-in-chief of the magazine of the Friends of the Hamburger Kunsthalle, guides tours through the Falckenberg Collection at Deichtorhallen, and holds various teaching positions.

In 2004, she founded her own gallery for contemporary art, where the focus is on communication and discussion about art. She describes the ideal relationship between gallery owner and artists as a "lovely Foxtrot," inspired by the influential British gallerist Sadie Coles, where both move in rhythm toward the same direction, with the artwork leading and setting the tone for the program's continued development. Additionally, Angela Holzhauer is a board member of the Landesverband Hamburger Galerien (LVHG).