NEWS
Sundbysand Safari - between myths and reality - Oslofjorden Danser at Sundbysand Gård
Have a great summer!
Oslofjorden Danser - Gamle Oslo - Premiere
Panta Rei receives support for three more years of TILT, TILT Grow and Oslofjorden Danser
Mentors TILT Grow 2026
Meet the six choreographers working with the dancers of TILT Grow-program 2026
TILT Grow 2026
DiGGfest - Dance in Gamle Oslo is back!
DiGGfest is back! Gamle Oslo (Old Oslo) will be filled with dance and events spread across the district in parks and squares from Bjørvika to Grønland.
TILT Grow 2025
In 2025, the talent development program TILT Grow will be launched for the eighth time. The program is supported by Talent Norge and Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, and is implemented in collaboration with Dansens Hus.
Morgenkaffe
Malene Olsen, Iannes Bruylant, and Ian Yves Ancheta, dancers from TILT Grow #3, #4, and #5 have discovered a shared passion for outreach work through their collaboration with Panta Rei Danseteater.
We need to talk about application writing and cultural policy
Date: Wednesday 15 November
Place: Sentralen / Gymsalen
Time: 09.00-15.00 (coffee/tea from 08.30)
Exciting News!
After founding and heading the company since 2000, Anne Holck Ekenes will step down as CEO and Artistic Director of Panta Rei Danseteater (PRD) for a new position at The Savings Bank Foundation DNB, heading performing arts.
OPEN CALL DIGGFEST 2025
DiGGfest invites dance artists to apply for the festival’s Open Call scheme. Through the scheme, we want to facilitate for dance artists living in Norway to be able to show works in public spaces during DiGGfest on 24 and 25 May 2025. The scheme facilitates up to 2 productions.
Application deadline 15 August 2024
TILT Grow 2024
In 2024, the talent programme TILT Grow will take place for the seventh time. The programme is supported by Talent Norway and Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, and is carried out in collaboration with Dansens Hus.
Seminar - Let's Talk Dance - Museums in Motion
Museums in Motion is a day-long workshop giving participants a glimpse into the limitless possibilities there are for dance and dancers to interact with museums, their collections and their visitors.