
The Secret of Moonlight
A sensory journey through light, touch and sound, built so that every child — including neurodivergent audiences — can join at their own pace.
Dance made for theatres, galleries and streets — and for audiences who are not always expected in a theatre.

Yana Reutova is a choreographer, dancer and teacher from the Odesa region of Ukraine, based in Prague since 2022. She makes work for stages, galleries and streets — and for audiences who are not always expected in a theatre.

Each performance adapts to the space it is invited into — a black box, a gallery, a school hall or a city street.

A sensory journey through light, touch and sound, built so that every child — including neurodivergent audiences — can join at their own pace.

Eve and Lilith meet, not as religious figures but as two ways of being a woman. A duet that works on a stage, a highline or a street.

Winter memories, carols and games turn into movement, and the audience is invited on stage to build a small world of their own.

Fingerprints, inherited stories and fleeting evidence of closeness, performed as an intimate web that stretches from the stage into the audience.

Stars, wind and homemade rockets. An interactive journey in which the line between performer and audience quietly disappears.
The duet of Yana and Clara has gained greater dramaturgical coherence in its black box version. The enclosed space contributes to this as well, allowing — unlike an open-air…
Reviews from Operaplus, Springback Magazine and festival programmers across Czechia, Poland and Bulgaria.
Two workshops for dancers and choreographers: one that turns written images into movement, one that uses imagination to dissolve the fear of getting it wrong.

Every piece adapts to theatres, galleries, schools and outdoor spaces. Tell me about your space and audience.