… but fundamentally it’s about human rights (Det handlar om dans men i grund och botten handlar det om mänskliga rättigheter”) – a qualitative study on inclusive dance based on the project Moving Beyond Inclusion.

During autumn 2016, student Emilie Ericsson followed us in Danskompaniet Spinn as part of her bachelor thesis in Global Studies at The School of Global Studies at The University of Gothenburg. Using the EU project Moving Beyond Inclusion as its starting point, this paper explores resistance potential in function norm critique inherent in dance. The aim is to explore dance in relation to body, functionality norms and resistance against the norm. You can read more about Emelie’s amazing work here and also download the entire paper here (in Swedish only).

Kulturhuset Komedianten in Varberg presents Spinn’s performance Kurvatur as part of Dansens Dag on April 29 at 3pm. Free antrance!

Two dancers challenge the balance point between themselves. Curves, lines, arcs, distances and encounters – everything exists in a winding asymmetric duet with Emilia Wärff and Malin Rönnerman. Danskompaniet Spinn continues to develop the art of dance, putting movement and body in focus in a new production for new locations.

Kurvatur has been presented at Dansens Hus and Historiska Museet in Stockholm, at Världskulturmuseet, 3:e Våningen, Konstmuseet and Backa Teater in Gothenburg as well as in Kiruna and Luleå.

Where
Lilla Teatern
Engelbrektsgatan 7
432 41 Varberg

When
at 3 pm

Read more and book your ticket here.