Radek Hewelt is a dancer and choreographer. He started to dance in 1992, joining Dada von Bzdülöw Theatre. Having graduated from the Pedagogical University of Bydgoszcz, he studied dance and choreography at the Performing Arts Research and Training Studios (P. A .R.T.S.) in Brussels. In his work he juggles aesthetically different artistic forms: dance pieces, theatre plays, performance, opera, musical concerts, and multimedia installations. He has collaborated with a range of artists, including Leszek Bzdyl, Katarzyna Chmielewska, Conny Jansen, Cristian Duarte, Sara Gebran and Carmen Mehnert, Elio Gervasi, Sebastian Prantl, Cezary Tomaszewski, Matsune and Subal, Editta Braun, Rebecca Murgi, Nature Theatre of Oklahoma, united sorry (Robert Stein,Frans Poelstra), Anne Juren, Pieter Ampe, Andrea Bold, Ewa Bankowska, Cooperativa Performativa, Magdalena Chowaniec, Anat Steinberg, Oleg Soulimenko, Christine Gaigg, the Loose Collective. He has also been involved in projects by visual artists, e.g. Thierry de Mey (Ma mere loye) and Katarzyna Kozyra (Lou Salomé). He was a member of the Vienna-based art collective Pathosbüro. Since 1999 Radek has been developing his individual projects. Zoom In, 21 minutes, Close-up (shown at the Polish Dance Platform 2008), Tonights Tune, Slow Cowboy, or 12 Songs have been presented across Europe: at ImPulsTanz (Vienna), Dancas na Cidade (Lisboa), Festival dAutomne (Paris), or Springdance (Utrecht). In 2012, together with Filip Szatarski, Radek launched Clever Theam. Their first production, Clever Project has been shown at the Gdańsk Dance Festival and WUK in Vienna. In March 2013 Radek completed the solo Substitute show (premiered at imagetanz in Vienna).
