As part of the celebration of Dansens dag (International Dance Day) on April 29, the non-profit association Dance Remainings has initiated the project Humanography. The project gathers freelance dance artists for a public performance in Gothenburg. The performance will move across several locations in the city, aiming to display and make the art of dance accessible for the wider public. Spinn dancers Britta Kangas, Annika Vestel and artistic director Veera Suvalo Grimberg will be part of the performance. Come along on a creative explosion of dance-joy!

More information can be found here.
The event will also be live-streamed here.

As we speak, Spinn is right in the middle of a three week long tour with the workshop Klot & Klimat, where they will be giving a total of 24 workshops to third graders around Härryda. Klot & Klimat illuminates climate-related issues, and how we together can make big changes even with the smallest of efforts. Everything takes place outside, in schoolyards or on nearby sports grounds, so the weather is a constant source of excitement and surprise – for a few days we had a mix of snow, rain and hail! Despite this, the students and teachers have all been amazing, throwing themselves headlong into an arctic excursion, where we’ve explored animal movements and built a future-machine with the help from the student’s own ideas. It’s been truly wonderful to once again meet a live audience!

Participating dancers are Hannah Karlsson, Felicia Sparrström, Emilia Wärff and Veera Suvalo Grimberg.

Reminder! On May 4, we will play the performance Hannah Felicia at Vara Konserthus. We’re simply thrilled to be able to perform this piece again. Hannah Felicia premiered in November 2020. It’s a story about sisterhood, choreographed by icelandic Lára Stéfansdóttir. The evening is shared with Klima Dance och Sumie and their show What if, and will take place at Sparbanken Blackbox, at Vara Konserthus, May 4 aat 18:00 and 20:00.

Please note that there are only 8 seats per show!

Click here to book your ticket!

April has arrived, and with it a few sunny, although cold, Easter days. While waiting for the first touch of true spring warmth, we want to highlight our new accessibility folder! Our dance studio Spinnstudion at Järntorget 7 has been our workspace for the last five years. It’s a fully accessibility adapted dance studio and office space that is part of Göteborgs Kulturkluster (the Gothenburg Cultural Cluster). Other performing artists, besides us at Spinn, are also frequenting it. Now we’ve taken an important step toward making it even more accessible, by creating an accessibility folder complete with images, details about the premises and other useful information. The folder is designed by Spinn dancer and graphic designer Emilia Wärff, together with artistic director Veera Suvalo Grimberg and Producentbyrån. It’s available in English and will be updated yearly.

Feel free to check it out here!