HENNY JURRIËNS STUDIO
INTERNATIONAL TRAINING CENTER FOR DANCE PROFESSIONALS
In determining our COVID policy, we follow the guidelines of the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, which is part of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport (rivm.nl/en). RIVM monitors the situation together with international partners, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Center for Disease Protection and Control (ECDC).
HJS Corona policy, update 19 December: Classes at HJS can go on as training for professionals is allowed under this lockdown. We have limited the amount of dancers allowed in the studio. A Corona access ticket (QR code) is required and will be scanned when you enter the building. Wear a face mask in corridors & changing rooms & feel free to wear one in class.
You need to register in advance for the classes: see the “Open Classes” page.
Everyone is obliged to abide by the House Rules.
Keep in touch with this page /Facebook / Instagram and this website for updates.
HJS was established in 1995 as a non-profit foundation/stichting in order to provide open training for professional-level dancers, and has since then developed into one of the most important open dance training centers in Europe.
The namesake of the foundation, the late Henny Jurriëns, was one of The Netherlands best known and loved dancers, noted for his kind and generous character. HJS offers dance training the whole year through.
In 2021, the jury of Dansersfonds’79 rewareded HJS director Gary Feingold the Special prize 2020 for his valuable contributions to the status of Dutch dance art.
