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Barn og unge

Norwegian

- The costumes show children and adults that you are allowed to be a man any way you like in this world.

- The performance offers a unique, colorful experience precisely tailored to children's perceptual abilities.

The glam rock and poodle rock of the 1970s and 80s blurred the boundaries between the genders, with the artists often having an androgynous expression. When the five male performers in&nbsp;Rock me Baby&nbsp;explore this historic trend, they open up new possibilities about gender options.Rock me Baby&nbsp;was created by&nbsp;Øystein Elle&nbsp;and&nbsp;Karstein Solli,&nbsp;who have already collaborated on several popular productions for young children, that have been performed in Norway and abroad. Kjell I. Nordstrøm, who may be familiar to many people from NRK’s Maskorama entertainment series, has designed the production’s spectacular costumes. &nbsp;

- There is plenty of magic and experiences for all generations.

Øystein Elle/Capto Musicae og Karstein Solli Produksjoner

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Loop cred Maren Victoria Thingnaes 7

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Christine Nypan is both a creative and performing dance artist and teacher, and holds a master's degree in choreography from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO). She has worked with choreographers and companies including Leela Petronio, Raphale Delauney, Membros, Elle Sofe Sara, Frikar/ Hallgrim Hansegård, Sudesh Adhana, Jens Trinidad, dEEp doWN dopEiZM, Panta Rei Danseteater, Tekst lab, Viktor Frojd and Mia Habib. She has developed her own productions and collaborative projects, which have been performed at Dansens Hus in Oslo, Dansens Hus in Stockholm, Urbfestival in Helsinki, Scenehuset, Urban Moves and Rommen Scene, and she has toured with DKS Viken in Rogaland and Vestlandet. She has also created productions for many dance courses, including Kompani Munch, KHiO, Edvard Munch upper secondary school and Trippel dance. Chriz is a co-founder of MUD session Oslo, and works as a teacher in street dance studies at Edvard Munch upper secondary school and KHiO.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Dance intro: LOOP

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After talk: Chriz Nypan

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Harald Beharie’s practice and choreographies often emerge in the tension between the everyday and the extreme, the banal and the sacred, playing with transformation as a continuous principle, for both the body and the spaces they move through. At the core lies a desire to challenge how we sense reality. Their works explore how queerness and the body can act as a medium and a site for revolt, ecstasy, and dissolution.For this work, they expand their continuous collaboration and research with visual artist Karoline Bakken Lund. Working together since 2017, they examine the poetic and physical possibilities of collapse, where objects, textures and bodies drift between support and obstruction, cultivating porous visual and social landscapes. In Sweet Spot they also collaborate for the first time with light designer Ingeborg Staxrud Olerud and composer and musician Ingvild Langgård.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Sweet Spot

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Workshop: Liv Hanne Haugen x PRODA

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After talk: Liv Hanne Haugen & Anne Katrine Haugen

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After talk: Køteren og terrieren

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Roza Moshtaghi is a Tehran-born choreographer and artist based in Oslo. She explores how the body, desire, and everyday structures are shaped by social and political systems. Through abstract, almost sculptural movements, she creates works that challenge our perceptions of the ordinary. Her works are presented in theatres, museums, galleries, and public spaces, often in interplay with sculptural installations. In 2025, her performance Songs of Chaos was nominated for the Hedda Award for “Best Dance Production.” Previous works include BUD (2022), LIMBO (2021), and Only Forever (2018). Moshtaghi is supported by the Arts Council Norway through its “Independent Performing Arts – Artist” programme.Ronak Moshtaghi is also born in Tehran, and she lives and works in Berlin and Oslo. Her practice crosses the boundaries between drawing, sculpture, and interactive installations, addressing themes of language, translation, violence, and decolonial perspectives. Her work has been exhibited at venues including MUNCH, Kunsthall Oslo, The Mosaic Rooms in London, and Oktoberdans in Bergen. She also collaborates regularly with performing artists and is behind collective initiatives such as Bazar Art Book and Tahqiqotaxayyol.

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Chriz Nypan

Harald Beharie

Roza Moshtaghi/Ronak Moshtaghi

Choreographing Antifascism