Dance at the Academy of Fine Arts

An exploration in dance and movement by the Ballet Academy group Dance for Parkinson's together with students in professional dance education.

Dance for Parkinson is a method where Dance meets people with Parkinson's disease. We dance and both explore and challenge the art.

Together with young dancers from professional dance training, we show that all bodies can be seen and heard.

In this performance, we take place among plaster sculptures, among bodily ideals, and bring to life bodies that have solidified.

Contraposto is not just a position of a human body, it is a relaxed attitude and a dance with history.

Tickets:

50 kr / pers
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times:

February 20 at 3:00 PM
Dance for Parkinson's with students at the Ballet Academy.

February 22 at 3:00 PM 
Dance for Parkinson's with students.
Professional dance training improvises.

February 24 at 3:00 PM 
Dance for Parkinson's with students at the Ballet Academy.

24 February at 15: 30 Professional dance training improvises.

Location:

In the halls of the Academy of Fine Arts, floor 2

Dancer:
Ann-Sofie Tyrenberg
Viveca Hydén
Regina Bergendahl
Eva Ruth
Maria Backvall
Sunneva Lif Albertsdottir Professional dance training
Amalie Kjeldmann Bach Professional dance training
Choreographer: Åsa N. Åström with dancers

Musician:
Kati Raitinen, solo cellist at the Royal Opera and dancer from
Professional Dancer Training Year 2

Music pieces:
Anna Clyne (b. 1980 in London): Rest these hands (2009)
Svante Henryson (b. 1963 in Stockholm): Xanthous (2018) and Improvisations by Kati Raitinen.