WEAVINGS

The last performance evening in a row og four. Hosted by Nanna Stigsdatter and Stine Frandsen in Danseatelier.

11/05/2019


Weaving happens every day at Danseatelier. We want to highlight this practice as part of this evening as well. We wish to interlace and nurture the new, our relationships with local communities, and to care for the friendships that are formed.


This year, we have curated four performance evenings. We began with Openings, then Drama, followed by Reflections, and now Weavings. This will be the last one for this time around.


Podcast by Anne Gry Friis Kristensen

PROGRAMME:

DJ Blåbær

Dance floor

An assemblage of soft, warm and shaky tunes curated by Blåbær, exploring the collective healing and heart opening capacities of music and silences. Hydrate yourself and come as you are.


Vala T. Foltyn:

Vegan food


Nanna-Karina Schleimann

Technique

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Pictures by Nadia Roccato

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Snorre Elvin & Nanna Stigsdatter:

Driftwood

A choreography shaped as stream bed and dance being water flowing through

Pictures by Nadia Roccato

Pictures by Nadia Roccato

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Rachell Bo Clark and Judith Förster:

Deflorate

This dance is a copy - glimpses of forgotten moments

no memory longer than 2,5‘

Pictures by Nadia Roccato

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Camilla Graff Junior:

JOURNALS 1988 – 2019

In this performance Camilla will reactivate her memory and revisit different moments of her life, emotions and thoughts together with the present audience. The project takes its starting point in an investigation of her old journals. The corpus consists of twenty-seven handwritten notebooks conceived in Danish, her native language, from June 11th 1988 until today.

Pictures by Nadia Roccato

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Tabea Magyar:

Tiny Concert

What happens when cloudrap meets poetry? – Working with soundfiles and live speech, somatics and singing, “Tiny Conert” is a dance with language, an embodied poetics of fluidity that defies genre and gender. Lullabies are sung to children, not to demonstrate one’s vocal abilities. And in the same way - despite its decidely megalomaniac allure - this “Tiny Conert” will be performed to you. You could have been anywhere in the world, but you are here, with me.