Oslofjorden Dancer, Fredrikstad
Experience Panta Rei and Østfold dance company for youth in the Fredrikstad version of the Oslo Fjord dances; An urban walking show through the city centre! June 10, 2023
NEWS
DiGGfest – A brand new outdoor dance festival!
International artists and local performers fill Bydel Gamle Oslo with dance 10 days of dance. Come and join us in August!
Breakfast meeting and seminar "We need to talk about diversity"
2023 Seminar
Make Me Dance UK Tour
An all new tour of one of our most successful productions.
Seminar: We need to talk about dance in public spaces
Seminar 2023
Seminar "We need to talk about participation"
Date and place: February 10, 09 a.m.-15 p.m. at Dansens Hus.
Petals & Tales
Premiere November 30th at 18:00, SHOWBOX, Oslo
Audition TILT Grow 2023
Rommen Scene 4. December / audition
Dansens Hus 5. December / interview
Seminar: Application writing and cultural policy
Dansens Hus, Oslo November 2nd
Seminar: We need to talk about dance
Panta Rei Danseteater, Norske Dansekunstnere and Danseinformasjonen invite you to a seminar on the future of dance held at Sentralen on 27 October.
Repeating last year's success: «Oslofjorden dances»
TILT Grow seminar and master class: The role of dance in the public space
Panta Rei Dance Theater and Dansens Hus invite you to an open seminar and master class with the theme “Dance in the public space” featuring a plethora of national and international choreographers.
– It’s not about giving audience what they want, but about being able to take more informed risk
Lisa Baxter is founder of The Experience Business and has developed a unique methodology to support artists in exploring how their purpose, practice and audience experience interrelate – and during the Panta Reis seminar on April 28th, you can get a taste!
Who's the art for?
Get to know the speakers. This seminar takes place on March 28
Tilt Grow Talents for 2022
Get to know this year’s nine dance artists.
You don't have to be an expert to take a stand.
“It is essential that art and cultural institutions take a stand,” says dance artist and research assistant Sara Christophersen.