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IMPORTANT INFO BEFORE YOUR VISIT

Please bring corona passport, ID and ticket printed out.
All persons over the age of 12 must wear a mask until they sit down in their assigned seat.
Stay home if you feel sick.
Remember that you can exchange your tickets up to an hour before the performance starts.
Arrive well in advance.
Inform those attending with you about our guidelines.

Interview with the artist Sergei Sviatchenko

Sergei Sviatchenko has been working across several media, such as installation art and collage, and his work has been widely recognized in modern art. His interest in fashion is visible by his innovative combinations of shapes and colors, and he has several times been chosen as one of Denmark’s best-dressed men, most recently in 2019, by the magazine Euroman. We have talked to the Danish/Ukrainian artist about his collaboration with Danish Dance Theatre as a costume and set designer for THE NIGHTINGALE.

By Carla Gianetti, translated by Csongor Szabo, 28. januar 2020

Danish Dance Theatre is looking for female dancers (Application Closed)

18. dec. 2019

International Tour

ALESSANDRO SOUSA PEREIRA AND SEBASTIAN KLOBORG HAVE BEEN KNIGHTED INTO THE ORDER OF DANNEBROG

In connection with Ludvig Holbergs birthday, Theatre Director Kasper Holten has presented the Knight’s Cross of the Order of Dannebrog to artists and staff of The Royal Danish Theatre. This year, two of Danish Dance Theatre’s choreographers, Alessandro Sousa Pereira & Sebastian Kloborg have been knighted, which can be seen as a huge recognition of their many years of work with dance.

3. dec. 2018

Alessandro Sousa Pereira has been dancing in Danish Dance Theatre since 2007, where he has also created several works for the company, including the power-driven KRASH, which will have it’s re-premiere at Takkelloftet at The Royal Theatre. A performance that characterizes Alessandro’s choreographic style with its vibrant, physical and animalistic movements. Read more about the performance HERE.

Danish Dance Theatre's new Chairman of the Board

The Cultural Minister, Mette Bock, has appointed Uffe Savery as the new Chariman of the Board for Danish Dance Theatre. The Music Director of Copenhagen Phil, Uffe Savery will be replacing Kasper Holten as Chairman, as Holten will be starting as the Theatre Director for The Royal Danish Theatre. Mett Neville has also been appointed to the Board of Directors.

The Cultural Minister, Mette Bock:

Welcome to our new Artistic Director Pontus Lidberg

Danish Dance Theatre has appointed a new Artistic Director. The internationally acclaimed Swedish choreographer Pontus Lidberg will join the company in April 2018 and replace Tim Rushton. Pontus Lidberg joins Danish Dance Theatre after many years as a critically acclaimed choreographer for some of the foremost ballet and dance companies around the world, including New York City Ballet and Martha Graham Dance Company.

Announcing the appointment, Kasper Holten, Chairman of the Board at Danish Dance Theatre, says:

Open application to ’GENERATOR – Choreography Fellowship’

GENERATOR is a new performance and developmental concept where Danish proven choreographic talent, as well as choreographers with a relation to Denmark, have the possibility of developing their artistic ideas and personal style over a period of two years.

Danish Dance Theatre, founded in 1981, is the foremost contemporary dance company in Denmark. Since moving to the Opera House in February 2017, the company has been evolving rapidly, both in regards to our growing audience and with the appointment of our new artistic director, Pontus Lidberg.

Come to a photography exhibition in Takkelloftets foyer

PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION – ARTIST IN DIALOGUE

By Lukas Hartvig-Møller

From the 20th - 28th of January 2018, the dancer and photographer Lukas Hartvig-Møller will present his poetic photographic images as part of Danish Dance Theatres ARTIST IN DIALOGUE concept. Taking place in the foyer of Takkelloftet, these images are inspired by architecture, portrait photography and by the company's dancers. Through Lukas' works, the spectator experiences moments from the dancer's lives seen through his analogue lens. The exhibition offers amazing angles, distinctive portraits and non-figurative motifs.

Danish Dance Theatre announces Pontus Lidberg as new Artistic Director

Danish Dance Theatre has appointed a new Artistic Director. The internationally acclaimed Swedish choreographer Pontus Lidberg will join the company in April 2018 and replace Tim Rushton.

Pontus Lidberg joins Danish Dance Theatre after many years as a critically acclaimed film director and choreographer for some of the best ballet and dance companies around the world. As a choreographer for the stage, he has created works for leading international companies including New York City Ballet, Martha Graham Dance Company, Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo, Semperoper Ballet Dresden, Royal Swedish Ballet, Le Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève, Beijing Dance Theatre, as well as for his own concert group, Pontus Lidberg Dance.

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