2026
MARCH
New member pilot program in KOMMA
We have welcomed 6 new members to our association beginning of March, are testing our capacities as an organisation, working towards providing infrastructure for even more independent dancers and choreographers to work! 2025
DECEMBER
DECEMBER
Movement for All
ERASMUS + project for facilitators and pedagogues
Greetings from La Bolina, where a group of facilitators and pedagogues working in and with KOMMA have been on exchange. They have been learning, sharing and enhancing their skills working with non-professionals, marginalised groups in relation to immigratio. The photo is taken during their visit of La Bolina in Pinos Del Valle, Spain, where they followed the project “The Art of Moving Forward: Migrant Empowerment – Creative Tools for Community Building and Advocating Labour Rights” by organisations La Bolina (Spain), Theatre Pedagogues (Poland) and Lesvos Solidarity (Greece). Read more about it here.
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Erasmus +
OCTOBER
WHERE EVEN FLOWERS CAN GROW
at ThessFringe Festival, Greece
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This time Caroline Blomqvist & Nadja Bounenni are traveling with the tour version of ”Where Even Flowers Can Grow” to Thessaloniki Fringe. An inter-aesthetic dance performance that explores well-being and mental health through movement, light, sound, and spatiality. The work invites us into an inner world and journey that explores and makes space for both small and large collective transformations.
Catch it at Thessaloniki Fringe Festival October 9 & 10 2025 21:00 at Gallerie Mikrou.
AUGUST
UP-AND-DOWN-AND-UP-
at Malmöfestivalen and Tårnby Park Performance Festival
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The Danish cast of perfromers will perform twice at Malmöfestivalen (Barnlandet) on 15. 8.2025 and twice at Tårnby Park Performance Festival (Legeland) on 6. 9. 2025. Catch it if you can!
Smooth Oscillator
residency
at BORA BORA in Århus 2026
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What are the political and psychological implications of a body that tries to navigate through complex and potentially overwhelming information? From a shared interest in vocal and physical practices, dancers and choreographers Lisa Colette Bysheim and Max Wallmeier are curious to investigate this question through complex assemblages of tasks. Inspired by Jane Bennett’s texts and speculative fiction, they want to explore possibilities of inhabiting different physical and mental states simultaneously. Working with voice, sound and movement they are curious to navigate the complexity of these layered states and engage in a process of world-building. Composer Matthew Grouse will join the process to explore how the sound of our voices can be moved and transformed in space; to move at the border between explicitness and ambiguity.
MAY
Ripe Body
Reumert award 2025
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RIPE BODY has been awarded the prestigious Reumert Award for 'Special Performance of the Year 2025'.RIPE BODY is a cross-genre solo dance performance in two parts, RIPE BODY: CARVING and RIPE BODY: RIP IT, that explores how the feminine body and identity is shaped, percieved and expressed – between gaze, lust, power and liberation. In a transparent box with a mirror-clad floor and ceiling, the scenography lifts the dancer up and creates a 360 º piedestal that sets the stage for a sensous, energetic and visually stunning experience which combines intimate physical performance with vibrating electronic music.