Entertainment

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.

andhim is a German DJ and producer duo, formed by Simon Haehnel and Tobias Müller. Since their founding in 2010, they have released numerous songs and remixes, collaborating internationally with artists like Diplo, Rüfüs du Sol, and Theophilus London. With residencies in New York, London, and Berlin, they are among the most successful DJ duos in the scene. Over the past decade, andhim has continually developed their unique sound, which they call "Super-House," pushing the boundaries of genres and styles.

Thomas Pöllmann's studio is part of the historic Goerzwerk in the southwest of Berlin, a listed area that has been revitalized since 2015. The unique space combines the industrial charm of the Gründerzeit architecture with a modern and creative working environment. Nestled within this inspiring setting, the studio reflects the distinct spirit of the Goerzwerk – a place that offers room for ideas, synergies, and artistic freedom. The spacious, restored lofts of the Goerzwerk create an atmosphere that fosters both tranquility and dynamism, perfect for the intuitive and experimental work of Thomas Pöllmann. For nearly a decade, his studio has played a role in establishing Goerzwerk as a creative hub in Steglitz-Zehlendorf, further enriching its vibrant community.

Thomas Pöllmann is an artist and coach. His professional career began in the field of object furnishing, where spatial design became one of his central focuses. This work took him to over 30 countries on six continents, including for the German Foreign Office. Over time, art became an increasingly important part of his life: in addition to sketching and watercolor painting, the self-taught artist became deeply involved in abstract oil painting. Intuition and a playful approach to chance characterize his often large-scale works, which can be found in private homes, well-known companies, and institutions such as Deutsche Bahn, the Joint Federal Committee, and government buildings like the Federal Chancellery in Berlin. His joy in creative creation is also conveyed through his coaching and workshops, where he shares knowledge and inspires others. Furthermore, he is passionately involved in environmental projects: Through his art, he initiated and supported numerous initiatives – both in his own projects and in collaboration with partners like WaldLokal or Mercedes-Benz – contributing to the sustainable planting of over 4,000 trees and making a valuable contribution to nature conservation.