Archive: Extended program

Join us and dance into the night as we celebrate Multiplié Dance Festival 2026! Ready to end the festival with a bang? Come be part of an evening packed with boundless energy, great vibes, and unforgettable music. We’ll be dancing all night long! DJ Pastell plays danceable music from a variety of genres, with a

Composer Matteo Fargion and choreographer Jonathan Burrows share a day long workshop looking at questions of how to balance the many and overlapping elements at play in the making of a performance, including concept, context, image, form, dramaturgy, materials and daily practice. The workshop will be a mixture of practical work and discussion, with the

This dramaturgical seminar will explore how accessibility tools can serve as artistic methods, focusing on Saša Asentić’s approach to the “aesthetics of access”. Participants will learn from Asentić’s collaborative, disability-led work, which understands accessibility as a foundational material condition shaping a work´s aesthetics. This approach incorporates accessibility and disability into the core of artistic creation,

This is an inclusive dance workshop for both disabled and non-disabled dancers, open to professionals and amateurs alike. The workshop draws on improvisational practices and artistic approaches from the performances Harmonia, Idol, and Charlie, and is led in collaboration with Károly Tóth. Through guided tasks and open exploration, participants will focus on bodily awareness and

In this workshop, we will explore how to bring awareness to uncomfortable sensations in the body and how to use them as a doorway to expanding our own boundaries. In my own artistic practice (and life), I have noticed that bringing awareness and curiosity to difficult mind–body sensations actually provides me with many opportunities for

Since its inception in 2015, DansiT has enjoyed a valuable collaboration with Minimalen Short Film Festival. Sharing a vision to challenge and enrich short film as an art form, we’ve spent more than a decade together spotlighting unique voices and stories from the world of dance. The competition is based on the unique profile of

Over three digital sessions in spring 2026, DansiT, in collaboration with choreographer and researcher Saša Asentić, invites participants to a digital reading and listening circle exploring texts on visual accessibility, aesthetics of access, and equity in dance. The sessions take place digitally on March 10th, March 24th and April 7th at 1:00 PM, and as

Workshop: PRAXIS with Hwa Wei-Anby PRAXIS TrondheimTuesday 21 April, 10:00–12:00Location: DansiT / Svartlamon Workshop: HODWORKS_Charlieby Adrienn Hód & Károly TóthWednesday 22 April, 10:00–12:00Location: DansiT / Svartlamon Workshop: Accessibility, Disability, and Dramaturgyby Saša AsentićThursday 23 April, 10:00–12:00Location: DansiT / Svartlamon Workshop: This then thatby Jonathan Burrows & Matteo FargionFriday 24 April, 10:00–15:00Location: DansiT / Svartlamon

Rehearsal Radio is a sound installation and pop-up radio station that presents dance through listening rather than viewing. By tuning in, you can follow rehearsals, conversations, and working processes, and gain insight into how choreography is developed. Audio description is not added afterwards, but is part of the artistic practice. The radio broadcasts recordings made

How do you experience dance through listening? What are the artistic potentials of a wheelchair? What potential has crip time in a creative process?   In this DansiT Salon, choreographers and dance artists come together to challenge familiar assumptions about what dance and choreography can be. The conversation explores how different bodies and lived experiences shape