Collective

Director

Teet Kask is a multifaceted artist with a career spanning dance, choreography, and direction. He started his journey in the arts at Tallinn Choreography School, graduating in 1986 under the guidance of Frunze Stepanjan. His passion for dance led him to London, where he completed a Master's degree in Choreography at Trinity Laban in 2005.

With a dynamic background, Kask danced with renowned institutions such as Estonia (1986–89), Stockholm Royal Ballet (1989–90), and Norway National Ballet (1990–2003). Alongside his stage career, he ventured into choreography, collaborating with esteemed choreographers including Mai Murdmaa, Glen Tetley, Jiři Kylián, and Mats Ek.

Since 1996, Kask has emerged as a freelance director and choreographer, leaving his creative imprint on various prestigious stages worldwide – Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre, Oslo National Academy of the Arts, and theatres across Italy and Georgia. He's also contributed to cinema by creating dance films.

His artistic leadership extended to festivals, having directed Valgete Ööde Festival / White Nights Festival (2005, 2006) and Jõhvi Ballet Festival (2012). Kask's contributions to Estonian dance culture include participation in the project "Eesti tantsib" (Estonia Dances) as a choreographer in 2018.

Outside the arts, Kask is passionate about photography and drawing. He was awarded the Norwegian Opera and Ballet Club's Annual Prize in 1997.

Composer

Timo Steiner's (b. 1976) musical creations are a delightful blend of diverse styles and compositional techniques, woven with hidden messages. His journey in music began at Tallinn Music High School, studying under René Eespere, Toomas Trass, and Mati Kuulberg. He further honed his skills at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (EAMT) under the guidance of Jaan Rääts and Raimo Kangro at the master's level. Timo continued his education with Marek Stachowski in Rostock and Roman Ledenyov at Moscow Conservatory.

Timo Steiner's compositions have earned him esteemed awards, reflecting his exceptional talent. He is not only a prolific composer but also the founder and artistic director of the Bow Piano Ensemble, showcasing his commitment to innovation and collaboration. Additionally, he has lent his musical talents to the world of cinema by creating film scores.

Apart from his creative endeavors, Timo actively contributes to the realm of music administration, promotion, and education. He co-established the EAMT Autumn Festival alongside Ülo Krigul, and organized monthly events spotlighting members of the Composers’ Union. Timo serves as one of the artistic directors of the Estonian Music Days, a testament to his dedication to fostering musical expression. He also hosted the music program "MI" on Estonian Television.

His teaching journey began in 1996 when he started as a composition and music theory instructor at Tallinn Music High School. Demonstrating his commitment to education, Timo Steiner assumed the role of headmaster of the school in 2005, shaping the future of musical education in Estonia.

Composer

Sander Mölder is an Estonian visionary in music. His journey has led him to excel as a composer, music producer, and dynamic DJ, leaving an indelible mark on the contemporary music scene.

In the early days of 2019, Sander's album "TIKS 068" earned him the coveted Estonian Music Awards for Best Debut and Electronic Album, showcasing his exceptional talent and unique musical style.

Educated at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (EMTA), Sander holds a bachelor's degree in composition[4], followed by a master's degree in composition completed in 2014. His dedication to his craft led him to become a member of the Estonian Composers' Union in 2014, further solidifying his impact on the world of music.

Producer

Architect & Set-designer

Lighting designer

Media artist

Musical artist

Singer & songwriter

Dancer

Dancer

Cellist

Visual artist & Assistant Producer

Designer & Assistant Producer