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For teams, staff events and corporate conferences. Inspiration that works in everyday life. And makes the team work together differently after the performance.
We want to help people find their visions. And to live them. It's not about perfection, but about the courage to start.
A hearing woman and a deaf man show live on stage how two people can understand each other without a single word. Mastering challenges with humor and inspiring stories.
A choreography without Benjamin hearing the music.
Professional dancer. Multiple Let's Dance winner. Choreographer. Host.
She is the bridge between two worlds: Hearing and Deaf, dance and martial arts, lightness and depth. Through Benjamin, she learned what real communication means: not words, but trust.
Deaf actor. Martial artist. Entrepreneur. Inducted into the London International Hall of Fame as Martial Arts Teacher of the Year.
He came to film, to Let's Dance and to the great stages. All without hearing. With 7 senses, humor, heart and an iron will.
Isabel Edvardsson was born in Gothenburg, Sweden, and has been dancing since the age of thirteen. Alongside her training in Contemporary Dance, Ballet and Jazz, she began competing in Standard and Latin ballroom.
At twenty-one she moved to Germany and specialised in Standard ballroom. After winning the European Championship at the end of 2007, she and her dance partner Marcus Weiß ended their active competitive careers. In 2015 the two opened their own dance school "Edvardsson Die Tanzschule" in Hamburg. In 2018 a second school followed in Ahrensburg.
Today Isabel is an owner, ADTV dance teacher, dance sport coach, professional dancer and host.
Let's Dance. Isabel has been part of the show since the first season. With actor Wayne Carpendale she formed the very first winning couple in the show's history. In 2014 she won the seventh season with Alexander Klaws. In 2019 she reached the final with Benjamin Piwko. The same year the two joined the first Let's Dance Live Tour. In 2023 she finished fifth with Jens "Knossi" Knossalla. Since 2021 she has been replacing Motsi Mabuse on the Live Tour jury.
Benjamin Piwko was born in Hamburg in 1980. At eight months he became Deaf. A virus. He only found out at the age of fourteen.
Education. After school he trained as a carpenter. Craft. Wood. Precision. The calm and accuracy of that time shape him to this day.
Martial Arts. Over 35 years. Beginning with Judo, later Aikido, Thai boxing, boxing, grappling, Escrima, Wing Tsun. In 1995 he discovered Wun Hop Kuen Do Kung Fu under Grandmaster Al Dacascos. In 2005 he earned his black belt in Hawaii, examined by 18 grandmasters in a six-hour test. Honoured as "Real Intelligent Warrior".
Teacher and Coach. In 2006 Benjamin taught at the Dacascos school in Hawaii. Invited to the Pacific Navy Base to train special forces in close combat. The same year he founded his own martial arts style and the WBT Defence Institute. In 2008 his own school in Hamburg-Ottensen, run for over ten years. Training sessions in Hollywood with Gene LeBell and Gokor Chivichyan.
Awards. Munich Hall of Honor six years in a row, from 2010 to 2015. London International Martial Arts Hall of Fame 2015, Teacher of the Year. Hawaii International Heavyweight Champion in Kajukenbo, Karate and Full Contact Kickboxing.
Film and Television. Tatort "Totenstille" 2016, lead role, 9.69 million viewers, Grimme Prize nomination. "Du sollst hören" ZDF 2022, lead role and fight choreography, 3.59 million viewers. 2024 as a film, five Hollywood awards, Signlight. Further roles in Dr. Ballouz, WaPo Bodensee, Mörderschwester, Herzogpark.
Theatre. "Der Goldfisch" at Komödientheater Hamburg, lead role. 2023 Max Bleibtreu Audience Award.
Let's Dance. 2019 with Isabel Edvardsson in the twelfth season. Fifteen appearances, 4.8 million viewers per broadcast, all the way to the final. In autumn the Live Tour. Sixteen arenas, one hundred and twenty thousand spectators, fourteen times winner of the evening. Without him hearing the music.
Author. In 2019 his book "Man hört nur mit dem Herzen gut" was published by Mosaik Verlag (Penguin Random House). He is currently working on a novel.
Today Benjamin is an actor, author, motivational speaker, martial arts teacher and entrepreneur. He lives in Hamburg.
Inclusion Upgrade. Those who can hear can learn to sign. Those who cannot hear cannot learn to hear. Not equality. Justice.
Stillness always finds its way. In the water. In the breath. In the hands.
Photo: NDR Television / Uwe Ernst
Whoever can hear can learn to sign. Isabel shows how.
No studio. No cuts. This is what the work that nobody sees looks like.









Six topics. Every appearance different. One thing stays the same. The audience leaves changed.
Our joint project combines dance, inspiring talks and workshops. With lightness. With depth. With the clear goal of making the impossible possible. And giving excuses no chance.
Courage, inner strength and the will to keep going. Stories that touch you. No show. No clichés.
50/50 is the old inclusion. Those who can hear can learn to sign. Not equality. Justice.
Every person carries a vision within. We show how the impossible becomes a path. Step by step.
Live on stage. Isabel and Benjamin dance. Without Benjamin hearing the music. This is what trust looks like.
After every performance we take time. For conversations. For autographs. For a photo that lasts.
Learning to dance without being perfect. We choreograph with the audience. Simple. Clear. Fun.
Every package is adapted to you. Write to us about what you have in mind. Together we'll find the right performance.
For teams, staff events and corporate conferences. Inspiration that works in everyday life. And makes the team work together differently after the performance.
For young people. About courage, vision and justice. With real stories and exercises in which the audience joins in.
For special evenings. Dance, words, encounter. A performance that sets the tone. And one the guests won't forget.
For brands and TV productions. Authentic stories from two worlds on one stage. Credible. Visible. Different.
A selection of our joint performances. Live, on TV and on big stages.






Isabel Edvardsson and Benjamin Piwko are motivational speakers. A hearing woman and a deaf man with dance. Their programme "Making the Impossible Possible" combines live choreographies, humour, personal stories and practical exercises into an experience that moves people.
Write to us. Tell us about your event. Together we will find the right solution.
No. We adapt. A dance floor of at least 3×3 metres is ideal, but we find a solution for every location.
Yes. We bring information for your interpreters so everything runs smoothly. If you don't have any, we help organise them.
Currently in German. English is in planning.
Yes. Every package can be adapted to your needs. Write to us and we will discuss everything.
4–8 weeks is best. But feel free to ask on shorter notice too.
Isabel Edvardsson
[Street and house number]
[Postcode and City]
Germany
Benjamin Piwko
Weetenkamp 9
22609 Hamburg
Germany
Email: info@isabel-benjamin.com
Website: www.isabel-benjamin.com
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Isabel Edvardsson
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