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Expect the unexpected in a musical journey from Bach to Björk when Skånes Dansteater once again joins forces with Malmö Opera in highly acclaimed OUT OF THE BLUE (2021). A new opportunity to experience the dance performance with Skånes Dansteater, Malmö Opera Orchestra, and Malmö Opera Children's Choir by choreographer Anouk van Dijk.
OUT OF THE BLUE departs from creation myths present in cultures throughout history until the present day. Ancient rituals and pagan beliefs merge with seasonal feasts. It celebrates the power of the imagination and our resilience in adapting to unstable conditions as we prepare for an unknown future.
OUT OF THE BLUE world premiered in 2021, and is back at Malmö Opera, Malmö (SE) from 27 Mar- 10 May 2026.
Learn more about Skånes Dansteater at madeintheweb.com
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Following its world premiere in Bergen, INSIGHT by Heine Avdal & Yukiko Shinozaki continues its Norwegian tour at Sandnes Kulturhus (NO) 8 Apr 2026, Operahuset Nordfjord (NO) 14 Apr 2026, Oseana Kunst & Kultursenter, Osøyro (NO) 17 Apr 2026, The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet in Oslo (NO) 23–26 Apr 2026, and Nøtterøy Kulturhus (NO) 29 Apr 2026.
HOW ROMANTIC by Katerina Andreou continues its international tour with its next stop at Opéra de Dijon (FR) on 26 Mar 2026.Looking ahead to late spring, Carte Blanche will present the world premiere of UNCHAINED MELODY by Mette Ingvartsen at Studio Bergen (NO) on 28 May 2026, with further performances on 29 May and 2–6 June 2026 (including a family performance on 30 May 2026). UNCHAINED MELODY is a co-production between Carte Blanche and the Bergen International Festival.
Also during the Bergen International Festival, Eszter Salamon's video installation Landscaping, featuring dancers from Carte Blanche, will be presented at KODE, Permanenten (NO) 29 May–10 Jun 2026.Find out more about Carte Blanche at madeintheweb.com
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Does Cinderella need a prince? The classic fairy tale and its popular opera version – here in a story of longing and belonging, with three singers and three dancers.
The choreographer and director Örjan Andersson has deconstructed Rossini’s classic opera LA CENERENTOLA and reinvented it for a young audience. A twisted tale of love and belonging, and living happily ever after - according to one's own mind…. Here, Örjan Andersson will create a larger all-art work with dancers, opera singers, and a live orchestra on stage.
Andersson Dance will present the new piece in collaboration with Young Opera (Royal Swedish Opera) in Stockholm on 27 Mar 2026. Recommended from 11 years. For additional information and the full list of credits, please go here.
Performances at Young Opera (Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm, SE) from 27 Mar 2026 – 10 May 2026.
Read more about Andersson Dance at madeintheweb.com.
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THE SWAMP is an immersive performance about the Internet that re-premieres at Dansekapellet in Copenhagen (DK) on 13-18 Apr 2026. It is a performance about the pitfalls of the Internet, and the manipulation and violence that goes on under the radar on the dark Internet.
You are invited into an alluring, mysterious, and wildly growing swamp. On the way, you lose your sense of direction and must therefore take responsibility for the way forward through the swamp. But who decides the rules of the game? And is it even a game, or is it the harsh reality? With and by performance artists Annika B. Lewis and Helene Kvint. Kassandra Production produces THE SWAMP volume 2 in a collaboration with Dansekapellet and theatre FÅR302. Supported by the Danish Arts Foundation.
Find out more about Kassandra Productions at madeintheweb.com
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photo: Milja Rossi
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The Swedish choreographer Anna Öberg’s works LANDSCAPES and LANDSCAPES BEHIND THE SCENES will be presented at Kulturhuset Glada Hudik in Hudiksvall (SE) in collaboration with Riksteatern Gävleborg. LANDSCAPES BEHIND THE SCENES will take place on 28 Apr 2026, followed by LANDSCAPES on 29 Apr 2026.
In the immersive performance LANDSCAPES, Anna Öberg draws inspiration from couple dance and rhythm as a shared pulse. The work explores the meeting of dancers Viktor Fröjd and Jon Bugge Mariussen, whose backgrounds in house and folk dance shape a dynamic, evolving dialogue. Central to Öberg’s artistic practice is the improvised relationship between movement and music. Here she collaborates with long-time partner and sound artist Elize Arvefjord. More info here.
LANDSCAPES BEHIND THE SCENES offers an intimate look into the creative process behind the performance. Part lecture, part workshop, and part artistic forum, Anna Öberg, together with the dancers and Elize Arvefjord, shares methods, materials, and insights from the making of Landscapes. Audiences are invited to engage directly—through conversation, observation, and even dancing themselves. More info here.
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The performance DETACHED FROM OTHERS will return to Dansehallerne in Copenhagen (DK) as part of CPH Stage 2026 this May.
Created by Jon R. Skulberg, director of Convoi Exceptionnel, and performed by the exceptional Kenzo Kusuda, the work unfolds within a mesmerizing organ soundscape composed by award-winning Lil Lacy. If you didn't have the chance to experience it before, now is the time. Through an intense meeting of body, sound, and space, the performance explores loneliness and the human experience of being alone — moving between chosen solitude and painful disconnection from the world. You don't want to miss out! Secure your tickets now. Still curious? Read more about it at this 6-star review from ISCENE here! Stay tuned for the full DETACHED FROM OTHERS tour list.
Find out more about Convoi Exceptionnel at madeintheweb.com
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Artist, choreographer, and dancer Lisa Janbell’s practice grows out of years of collective ritual performance. In recent years, her work has shifted from techno-driven underground rituals toward somatic dance practices combined with sound technology and live electroacoustic music.
Her new work DEEP LEAP premieres at MDT in Stockholm, 23–26 Apr 2026. The piece invites audiences into a choreographic soundscape where performers, wearing body microphones and interacting with a responsive technical system, generate and shape sound in real time through movement. Moving between choreography and sound, digital systems and living bodies, DEEP LEAP explores how movement creates sound within a constantly transforming landscape. The work offers a hypnotic, somatic experience where listening becomes physical and perception subtly shifts—opening a shared space for presence, resonance, and imagination. DEEP LEAP is co-produced by Dansens Hus, Dansinitiativet, MARC, MDT Moderna Dansteatern, and Riksteatern.
Find out more about Lisa Janbell and DEEP LEAP here.
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photo: Senay Berhe
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London! Festival Fest en Fest presents FOR WHAT WE WILL by Stina Nyberg on 27 Mar 2026 at APT Gallery, as part of a great program situated across London, Brighton and Colchester. Info and tickets here!
FOR WHAT WE WILL is a choreography gesturing towards the work of building something with others. Through hard work and play it investigates the pleasurable work of moulding and being moulded. What is the work of the performer? How does the effort of collaboration appear? And why are intimate encounters always so messy, painful and irresistible? As the choreography slides between actions of functionality and ornamentation, attention can slide between recognition and daydreaming. The work was originally created in the house of ABF, the Swedish Workers’ Study Association, in Stockholm.
“The secret harmony of disharmony: I don’t want something already made but something still being tortuously made.” Clarice Lispector
Fest en Fest is an international festival of expanded choreography initiated and curated by H2DANCE - Hanna Gillgren and Heidi Rustgaard since 2018. It presents UK and Nordic artists working in dance, performance, writing, and visual art.
Read more about Stina Nyberg here.
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THE OLYMPIADE premiered at Folkoperan in Stockholm on 19 Feb 2026, directed by Charlotte Engelkes with musical direction by Peter Spišský. The genre-crossing production combines opera, dance, and live music with creative contributions from Linus Fellbom (lighting), Anna Ardelius (costumes), and Sofia Södergård (choreography). Praised by critics and audiences, the visually striking performance runs until 12 Mar 2026.
“It is a lively production that is brimming with life, emotion, and energy… Rarely has there been such hearty laughter in an opera hall as here." Dagens Nyheter (SE)
HONEY HONEY, directed by Charlotte Engelkes, returns with a new premiere and tour in Västra Götaland (SE) after debuting two years ago. The dance performance explores the world of insects through music and movement inspired by swarms, drones, and bee dances, reflecting on human cooperation and respect for nature. Choreographed by Sofia Södergård with costumes and masks by Anna Ardelius, the production is created for Swedish grades 3–6 .Read more about Charlotte Engelkes at madeintheweb.com
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TRACKS, by and with Viktor Fröjd, will be presented at Skånes Dansteater in Malmö (SE), 11–13 Apr 2026. TRACKS is a celebrated duet exploring the strong bonds between us and the power of true friendship.
Tracks can be a song, a trail, or a path: a way to get lost and a guide to follow in the search for "the right track." A track is also the groove in the vinyl that the needle follows, creating that recognizable crunch of dust before the sound hits you—a powerful reminder of the pre-digital, analog era before we went wireless. Amid tangles and wires, the duet Tracks celebrates the heart in the rhythm, the mystery of co-existence, and the ongoing collaborative force within a deep friendship on and off stage. Using the raw vocabulary of the street genre, the work is at once humorous, warm, and deeply moving, reminding us that the future always holds opportunities to change direction and build something different.
Viktor Fröjd and Yared Tilahun Cederlund have collaborated on numerous choreographic explorations for over 10 years. TRACKS premiered at Dansstationen in Malmö (SE) in March 2026. For the full list of credits and additional information, please go here.
"The fact that everything in "Tracks" happens in such perfect interaction, playful yet tightly choreographed, means that at times I sit in a trance" — Sydsvenskan (SE)
Learn more about Viktor Fröjd here.
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Claire Parsons Co. is delighted to return to Bravo! Festival in Finland, where the company will present DUST, with the support of the Swedish Arts Council. Join the company at Bravo! Festival from 16–19 March 2026. More information here.
During March and April, Claire Parsons Co. continues touring with IS : GRAVEL in Uppsala, and DUST in Upplands Väsby, Malmö, and at Dansens Hus in Stockholm (SE).
On 3–4 April 2026, Swedish Television (SVT) will broadcast the filmed version of GRASS, a co-production between Claire Parsons Co. and Marionetteatern. The film will be available to stream on SVT Play for six months. GRASS premiered in 2016 and has since toured both nationally and internationally, receiving outstanding reviews. Read more about GRASS here.Learn more about Claire Parsons Co. at madeintheweb.com
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The Luxembourgish choreographer Anne-Mareike Hess' work SOTURIT premiered in Kuopio, Finland on 11 Mar 2026. SOTURIT is based on the internationally acclaimed solo work WARRIOR by the choreographer. Taking the male-coded archetype of the warrior as a point of departure, SOTURIT examines critically what strength means in today's world. What kinds of bodies are allowed to be strong? Who has the right to take up space? And what happens when vulnerability becomes a form of resistance?
In the piece, three dancers remain on a battlefield where armor meets softness, and where combat is as much emotional and symbolic as it is physical. Together, they build a fragile yet fierce alliance that challenges gendered expectations and questions traditional notions of power. The piece is a co-production by Dance Theater Minimi and the Regional Dance Center of Eastern Finland. Read more here. Learn more about Dance Theatre Minimi here.
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Swedish choreographer and dancer Charlotta Öfverholm returns to Elixir Festival 2026 in London (UK) with a new work for Company of Elders, Sadler's Wells' acclaimed over-60s ensemble. Founder of Jus de la Vie and the initiative Age on Stage, Charlotta Öfverholm continues to celebrate mature artists and the power of lifelong creativity through her evocative choreography. More info & tickets here.Find out more about Charlotta Öfverholm at madeintheweb.com
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The choreographer Philip Berlin will present his new work, LA RONDE, at MDT in Stockholm (SE) on 9–12 Apr 2026. LA RONDE is a choreography built on circular, revolving movement, marked by spherical leaps, sudden accelerations, and a physical claim of the entire space. The dance travels in multiple directions at once, cutting through space with a frantic physicality. The work reflects on the necessity of excess and waste, exploring the immanent intelligence of dancing and its insatiable pull towards complexity.
Maxime Denuc's music, composed within the sonic world of pipe organs, moves between the repetitive pulse of club music and the instrument's spherical intensity. The primary instrument for the piece is the organ at St. Antonius Church in Düsseldorf. Running alongside the choreographic process is a digital-archaeological approach: an anachronistic use of a tool inspired by Merce Cunningham's DanceForms software, a groundbreaking artefact from the early 1990s. This method bridges digital historicity with contemporary choreographic inquiry.
Find out more about Philip Berlin here.
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Gunilla Heilborn premiered her new piece WORKS AND DAYS on 27 Feb 2026 at Norrlandsoperan Umeå (SE), followed by a Swedish tour. A performance in two parts, WORKS AND DAYS, draws on the stories of ancient poets and a recent trip to Greece. Heilborn tries to see whether it is possible to link one event to another, or whether perhaps it's the lack of logic that characterizes everything we do. She makes lists of ships that have sailed the seas and of what has been done or should have been done. The essence of the work is its chaotic structure, but a number of elements recur in both parts: the journey and what we remember of our experience. As well as the question of whether it is possible to know what should be done on which days and why. On stage: Gunilla Heilborn, Sophie Augot, and Ludvig Daae. The room, the light, and the music play an important role in the piece and are created by Heilborn's longtime collaborators, Katarina Wiklund, Minna Tiikkainen, and Kim Hiorthøy.
Since the premiere, the piece has been presented at Sara Kulturhus, Skellefteå (SE), and Dansens Hus, Stockholm (SE). Upcoming tour dates: 18 Mar 2026; Dansstationen Palladium, Malmö (SE).
"Works and Days" is a passionate, aimless defense of the aimless. Dagens Nyheter (SE)
Find out more about Gunilla Heilborn at madeintheweb.com
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In the performance ABC, the youngest audience is welcomed into an amazing alphabet studio, where two circus artists have been given the daunting task of getting through the 29 letters of the alphabet in just 35 minutes. It will be the start of an inventive and acrobatic circus journey through a rebellious alphabet. Wild capitals tumble upward as princes and swans step out of their frames to help. ABC is a dizzying journey through the alphabet where the letters finally decide to dance a ballet high up in the clouds. Read more and watch a trailer here. ABC - A PAINTERS ALPHABET by Kompani Giraff will come to the Springfestival 2026, which will take place from 27 May to 2 Jun 2026 in Copenhagen (DK). Springfestival brings together the best children's theatre from Denmark and abroad during a festival in Copenhagen.
Find out more about Kompani Giraff at madeintheweb.com
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In KNOCKING, Horácio Macuacua lets rhythm become body: a language of muscles, sweat, and breath. It speaks before we have words and moves us before we understand. It is both gravity and release, weight and play.
Norrdans’ ensemble is thrown into this current, carried by its relentless force, falling, rising, breathing in the same tempo. Here, rhythm becomes a universal alphabet. It brings us together into one body, one space, one now. Rhythm is not merely simple accompaniment, but a language of its own. The work premiered on 6 Mar 2026 at Härnösands Teater (SE) and is now touring Sweden with a stop in Trondheim (NO). More info at norrdans.se.
Find out more about Norrdans at madeintheweb.com
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HAUNTED DESIRES by Björn Säfsten premiered to a packed Black Box at Dansens Hus in Stockholm (SE) in autumn 2025. The acclaimed production now returns to Studioscenen at Dansens Hus for two late-night performances on 7–8 May 2026.
In a raw exploration of algorithms, body ideals, and the invisible communication shaping our lives, three gay men confront their self-images by looking at what we all look at—too much. Through the glow of our screens, the choreography probes the endless production of images that flood our attention. Out of this overload emerges a dance: three bodies baptized in restless scrolling, searching for a language of their own. Desire and inhibition unfold in scenes that are both fragile and intense.
In HAUNTED DESIRES, Säfsten continues his exploration of humanity’s persistent failure to communicate—and its impact on the individual. Here, the focus turns to the iconography of men who wish to be desired by other men, as dancers select fragments from the algorithms feeding their social media feeds. Co-production between Inkonst and Dansens Hus Stockholm, created in residence at Inkonst and La Caldera Centre de Creació de Dansa, Barcelona
What you desire—might it be what you must become?
Learn more about Björn Säfsten at madeintheweb.com
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Virpi Pahkinen´s Dance Meditation at Hedvig Eleonora Church in Stockholm (SE) on 2 Apr 2026 is a yearly tradition for 9 years and a contemplative way to start Easter celebrations. As usual, Virpi dances to Ulf Norberg's organ improvisation. Free entrance. More info here.Learn more about Virpi Pahkinen at madeintheweb.com
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The Dansakademin is a platform run by Regionteater Väst and a steering group comprising representatives with diverse competencies and perspectives. The goal is to create opportunities for those who create artistically with dance to increase their knowledge of dance for young audiences. What's happening right now:
DANSFRUKOST – Danscentrum Väst, 1024 – regional production house for dance and Dansakademin has taken over the baton from the dance consultants at Kultur i Väst to invite dancers, choreographers, dance teachers, dance students, institutions, organisations, and others working within the dance field to dance breakfasts in Gothenburg. The next breakfast is on 28 Apr 2026 at Spinnstudion.
DANSRUMMET – A series of conversations and seminars. The next one is at BIBU in Helsingborg on 27 May 2026, with choreographer Minna Krook and child rights activist Åsa Ekman.
LABB2026 – Labs where Swedish and international choreographers develop their ideas with coaches and young audiences. The next opportunity to apply will be later this spring. Follow Dansakademin on social media or sign up for the newsletter to stay updated. Read more about Dansakademin here.
Find out more about Regionteater Väst at madeintheweb.com
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Choreographer and dancer Jukka Korpi is currently developing his next solo production, ÅRSTID – SEASON, which will premiere in the autumn of 2026 at Snösätra Kulturpark in Rågsved, Stockholm (SE).
ÅRSTID – SEASON is a 60-minute outdoor solo dance work to be performed in the park’s surroundings, engaging with the site's natural environment and seasonal transformations. The Swedish composer Max Wallin will create an original electro-acoustic score for the piece, while the Finnish artist Li Taiga will design the costumes. In May this spring, Korpi and Taiga will work together during a one-week residency in Jakobstad (FI), conducting artistic research and developing material for ÅRSTID – SEASON.
In parallel with this project, Korpi is also creating another upcoming solo work, SURU – SORROW, set to music by the Swedish composer Daniela Dahl. SURU – SORROW is a short, 10-minute solo exploring the process of grief — an experience that resonates universally and perhaps feels particularly relevant in the present.
Korpi’s most recent productions, FYRA ÅTTA – FOUR EIGHT (for adults) and FLYGANDE – FLYING (for children), will remain part of his repertoire and touring program during 2026–2027.
Find out more about Korpi Productions at madeintheweb.com
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The artistic duo Byström Källblad is currently developing the next production, SHE KNOWS, which will premiere on 29 Aug 2026. A work-in-progress presentation will be shown in April during a granted production residency at SITE in Stockholm (SE).
Tour plans are underway for the previous productions CALLING WE ARE HERE and CITY HORSES, both scheduled to tour during autumn 2026. On 3 Jul 2026, Byström Källblad will perform CALLING WE ARE HERE at Sergels torg in Stockholm (SE).
A new research article by Lynn Kuhfuss and Anna Menslin has recently been published in the Open Cultural Studies Journal, focusing on the work CITY HORSES. The performance has toured in Sweden and internationally since its premiere in 2017, and was most recently presented in June 2025 in Stockholm in collaboration with MDT, Statens konstråd, and Nationalmuseum.
The work of Byström Källblad is supported by Statens kulturråd, Konstnärsnämnden, Region Västmanland, Region Stockholm, Stockholms stad, and SITE Sweden.
Find out more about Byström Källblad at madeintheweb.com
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KORDA Art in Motion — Lou T Lundqvist and Linda Forsman — have been invited to the 18th edition of CONTEMPORARY VENICE 2026 (6–20 Mar 2026) with the dance film STRAHERE – Moving with Nature, created by Lou T Lundqvist and filmed at the waterfall in Kloster, Husbyringen, Dalarna (SE). Watch a trailer here.
Dancers and choreographers Linda Forsman and Kristina Borgkrans meet at Danscentrum@MDT, Studio 2, on 18 Mar 2026 for a rendezvous (Kollegial Mötesplats) on technology, origins, free creation, and nature, followed by a public dialogue. “We work within the same structures even though our artistic expressions differ. Our experiences from the dance world are very similar,” they say.
Linda Forsman will also teach Danscentrum’s Daily Training for professional dancers and choreographers from 7–10 Apr 2026 at House of Shapes, Hornsgatan 103, Stockholm (SE).
The performance MENHIR II by Julyen Hamilton, Linda Forsman, Lou T Lundqvist, and Eleni Pantazatou is currently available for booking, combining dance, choreography, poetry, singing, and improvisation with newly composed electroacoustic music by Lou T Lundqvist.Find out more about Korda Art in Motion Dance Company at madeintheweb.com
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Land Before Time, the critically acclaimed, artist-driven duo of Joanna Holewa Chrona and Yared Tilahun Cederlund, continues to tour their work WATERKIND. First up, a tour through Sweden with Dancenet Sweden! WATERKIND has been highly praised for its unique movement language since its 2023 premiere. In 2025, the work was selected by Aerowaves as part of the Twenty25 Artists.
WATERKIND explores the interplay and connection between two bodies without direct physical contact. How can we experience the sensation of connection and the shared understanding of the next movement through improvisation? Individual explosions and outbursts occur while both performers maintain a close relationship with one another. Inspired by water—its flows and currents—and combined with freestyle and elements of popping, the result is a distinctive movement material within the work.
DANCENET SWEDEN TOUR: 22 Apr 2026: Bergslagstorget, Finspång 23 Apr 2026: Stora torget, Linköping 25 Apr 2026: Konsthallstorget, Malmö 26 Apr 2026: Rum för Dans / Hallands Konstmuseum, Halmstad 29 Apr 2026: Lillsjöplan, Jönköping 1 May 2026: Hasselbacken, Uddevalla 6 May 2026: Vännäs library/Vegaskolan, Vännäs 7 May 2026: Sara kulturhus, Skellefteå 8 May 2026: Väven, Umeå 10 May 2026: Älvdalens tingshus, Älvdalen 11 May 2026: tb, Orsa
Read more about Land Before Time and WATERKIND here.
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PHAKATI INSIDE by Joanna Holewa Chrona is shown at Dansstationen, Malmö (SE), on 31 Mar–1 Apr 2026, and at Atalante, Göteborg (SE), on 10–11 Apr 2026.
PHAKATHI INSIDE is Joanna Holewa Chrona’s debut solo work—an odyssey into the inner body and the spiritual forces within. Through the art of transmutation, the performance explores the manifestation of a powerful "avatar," transforming the space with light and sound. Chrona’s movements shift between intricate slowness and bursts of volcanic energy, embodying the life force that animates us all. What unfolds when one discovers that the magic resides within ourselves, and that the true superpower lies in the art of transmutation?
The work continues her exchange with South African culture, featuring South African-inspired electronic music by Yared Tilahun Cederlund with isiXhosa vocals by Ntsika Fana Ngxanga. “Phakathi Inside” is a South African slang mixing isiZulu with English, meaning "Inside Inside". Read more here.
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The movie JOANNA IS SKYWALKING, about Joanna Holewa Chronaby, by director Maja Britasdotter Östberg, is currently being screened in cinemas across Sweden and continues its international journey. The work is part of the Liminal Dance Film Festival in Washington (US) on 24 Apr 2026, and the DMJ International Dance Film Festival 2026 in Tokyo (JP) on 27 Apr 2026, and can be seen in numerous cities across Sweden this spring:
20-25 Mar 2026; Arenan, Karlstad, 22 Mar 2026; Skoghalls Folkets Hus, 26 Mar 2026; Tellus, Stockholm, 3 Apr 2026; Bio Betty, Visby, 5 Apr 2026; Aspen, Stockholm, 22 Apr 2026; Cnema, Norrköping, 24-25 Apr 2026; Kulturhuset Finspång.
"Joanna's journey is a testament to the power of following one's passion. It's a tale of the greatest dance moves on earth and the human spirit's ability to overcome challenges and find meaning in life's ups and downs. We follow Joanna to Johannesburg, South Africa, as she digs deep into the Pantsula culture, which emerged during the apartheid era," describes Maja Britasdotter Östberg.
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