Make Me Dance is a choreographed concert. Through movement, sound and text, three dancers and one musician look at why they became professional artists. Make Me Dance is a performance about the choices we make and the small, universal stories that shape us as human beings.
Promise of Departure is a work that explores vulnerability and strength. Teater Innlandet and Panta Rei Danseteater co-produced Promise of Departure in 2016, a double bill created in collaboration with British dance maker Rachel Erdos.
The inspiration for the Lithuanian choreography is the elemental past and its reflections in the people of today. Meanwhile, Panta Rei takes its inspiration from the interpretation of Godos as the song of the heart. The performance is a part of the EEA project funded by the Norwegian Arts Council and the Lithuanian Ministry of Culture.
A striking dance theatre production with a cast of three dynamic and committed young male dancers which explores progressively friendship, joshing, friction, needling and aggressive behavior, and the dynamics of mediation between bickering factions.
ON THE OUTSIDE is Marie Munroe and Panta Rei Dance Theatre’s (PDR) first collaborative work. Based on a shared fascination with a quote by Dave Eggers – “You have What I Can Afford To Give” – they aim – through their different means of expression to communicate the loneliness found in togetherness. Anastasia Isachsen creates spaces of light and images. Costume design by Hanne Iveland Henriksbø
The house GranNabo (The word “neighbour” in Norwegian and Swedish is mixed together to form the word GranNabo) is located between Norway and Sweden. It houses curiosity, love and uncertainty.
Behind the Mirror is a fast paced, quirky and beautiful adventure inspired by Alice in Wonderland.
I Wish Her Well is an intricate performance, combining storytelling and an evocative sound score by British composer Nathaniel Reed that infuses the performance with melody and atmosphere. It is a captivating production that seeks to move and engage.
In WeFiction the dancers’ personal memories are brought to life in a stunningly theatrical and energetic physical performance. In Private Rite the dancers’ performances become an obsession with the search for the perfect dance work.
TWO is a physical and playful duet about fighting, interacting and finding a common ground in movement and expression.