Weekly Thursday Gaga/people classes continue on Thursdays at Balettakademien Stockholm. Classes are led by Lee Brummer, Emma Rozgoni and guest teachers. You can register for the entire spring season, or drop in for individual classes.

Read more and register here. 

Weekly Thursday Gaga/people classes continue on Thursdays at Balettakademien Stockholm. Classes are led by Lee Brummer, Emma Rozgoni and guest teachers. You can register for the entire spring season, or drop in for individual classes.

Read more and register here. 

Weekly Thursday Gaga/people classes continue on Thursdays at Balettakademien Stockholm. Classes are led by Lee Brummer, Emma Rozgoni and guest teachers. You can register for the entire spring season, or drop in for individual classes.

Read more and register here. 

This is an immersive weekend of dance, discovery, creativity, and shared energy, guided by Lee Brummer, Kari Vig Petersen and Smadar Goshen.

The intensive weaves together Gaga/people classes, movement research, and dedicated space to explore, connect, and move with freedom. It’s an opportunity to dive deeper into your physicality, expand your awareness, and engage with a vibrant community of movers.

The weekend is open to everyone ages 16+, no previous experience is required. All you need is curiosity and a desire to move.

Read more and register here. 

This is an immersive weekend of dance, discovery, creativity, and shared energy, guided by Lee Brummer, Kari Vig Petersen and Smadar Goshen.

The intensive weaves together Gaga/people classes, movement research, and dedicated space to explore, connect, and move with freedom. It’s an opportunity to dive deeper into your physicality, expand your awareness, and engage with a vibrant community of movers.

The weekend is open to everyone ages 16+, no previous experience is required. All you need is curiosity and a desire to move.

Read more and register here. 

This is an immersive weekend of dance, discovery, creativity, and shared energy, guided by Lee Brummer, Kari Vig Petersen and Smadar Goshen.

The intensive weaves together Gaga/people classes, movement research, and dedicated space to explore, connect, and move with freedom. It’s an opportunity to dive deeper into your physicality, expand your awareness, and engage with a vibrant community of movers.

The weekend is open to everyone ages 16+, no previous experience is required. All you need is curiosity and a desire to move.

Read more and register here. 

ilDance in collaboration with Danscentrum Sverige, Europe Direct Stockholm and Intercult is inviting everyone that is interested in European collaborations and funding practices in performing arts to the “European Projects - Dancing Histor(y)ies in Focus: Opportunities, Practices and Funding” event.

The event is taking place at Intercult Offices on Monday, 16 February 2026, at 15:30-17:00.

In this event, speakers from ilDance, Danscentrum Sverige, Europe Direct Stockholm and Intercult will address the opportunities and challenges of European projects within Creative Europe. The session will feature Dancing Histor(y)ies and ilDance´s participation in the project, offering rare insight to the particular aspects of working in large scale projects whilst maintaining sincere and intimate connections with communities and individuals through artistic practice and creative processes.

Danscentrum Sverige, Europe Direct Stockholm and Intercult will also share their perspectives on European projects they organise and support. The event will offer space for broader reflection on the shifting funding landscape for the performing arts, with a focus on dance.

Everyone is welcome, please confirm your attendance to info@ildance.se. For more infor please visit https://www.ildance.se/news

Israel Aloni, Artistic Director of ilDance, is offering a practice sharing workshop in Stockholm on Wednesday, 11 February 2026 at 18:00 - 21:00 at MDT - Moderna Dansteatern (through their collaboration with Danscentrum Stockholm).

In this workshop Aloni will share elements from their practice, The I.Aloni Experience, and particularly concepts presented in their latest book MILON QUIS - words for dance, attending to the relationships between the subjective experience of dancing and both the imprint and impressions made “in the world” with the dancing. 

For more info, registration and tickets please click here.

The second iCoDaCo conference, “Body Politics in Contemporary Dance”, will take place online on Monday, 8 December 2025 from 16:00 to 18:00 CET.

An online event organised by FACE, held in collaboration with European Beyond Access and  HowlRound. Live Captioning in English: The National Captioning Institute.

Registration on Zoom. For more information about the event please click here.

Israel Aloni collaborated with five local artists in Sofia, Bulgaria in September 2025, on the creation of PASSING.

Israel Aloni´s new work titled PASSING is an examination of the distorted field between being what you say that you are and saying what you feel that you are. It challenges the notion of identity and furthermore, that of its politics. Why do so many of us try to pass the test in the school of social conformism? What are the processes and mechanisms we employ to affirm the identities we assign to what we perceive to be our-self?

The piece was commissioned by Toplocentrala and premiered at their venue on September 4, 2025.

More details on the performance on 5 December at Toplocentrala and tickets can be found here

Gaga/people classes offer a framework to connect to your body and imagination, experience physical sensations, improve flexibility and stamina, exercise agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement.

Weekly Gaga/people classes take place on Thursdays from 18:45–19:45 at Balettakademien Stockholm, led by Lee Brummer and Emma Rozgoni throughout the autumn. You can register for the full series or drop in weekly. Register here.

Gaga/people classes offer a framework to connect to your body and imagination, experience physical sensations, improve flexibility and stamina, exercise agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement.

Weekly Gaga/people classes take place on Thursdays from 18:45–19:45 at Balettakademien Stockholm, led by Lee Brummer and Emma Rozgoni throughout the autumn. You can register for the full series or drop in weekly. Register here.

Gaga/people classes offer a framework to connect to your body and imagination, experience physical sensations, improve flexibility and stamina, exercise agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement.

Weekly Gaga/people classes take place on Thursdays from 18:45–19:45 at Balettakademien Stockholm, led by Lee Brummer and Emma Rozgoni throughout the autumn. You can register for the full series or drop in weekly. Register here.

‘Boys Just Want To Have Fun’ is a durational multi-disciplinary dance-performance act to be presented in white exhibition/gallery spaces. The work confronts the challenge of deconstructing the ‘man’ and taboos around men’s sensuality and tactility in mainstream Western culture by addressing power dynamics and hierarchies of social positioning in the visual art space (the gallery), politics of object and subject (presenting man as an object), questioning what a body is and how its utterances are informed by its process of becoming, as well as the practice of individual agency in a public space (both for the public and the performers).

In this project, objectification is utilised to examine the ‘man’ as an artwork, a creation, or a fiction. The question is, how are men being ‘man-ified’ and ‘man-ifactured’ in our society?

The public will be actively invited to come and leave as they please, as well as choose their own spatial trajectory in the performance space, fostering a sense of active participation and engagement.

CREDITS

Concept: Israel Aloni

Choreography: Israel Aloni & performers

Performers: Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti. Additional cast members in 2024: Elias Kraft and Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Costumes: Amanda Wisselgren

Camera work: Derek Pedros and Israel Aloni 

Video editing: Israel Aloni 

Photographs: Navid Afzalnia & ilDance Team

Project manager: Johanna Byström

Production assistant: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Creation process: Summer - Fall 2024 

Premiered: 1-3 September 2024, Belgrade Pride Week, co-production with Heartefact Fund

Production: ilDance

For further information contact: johannabystrom@ildance.se

The presentation is supported by Perform Europe. Read more HERE

‘Boys Just Want To Have Fun’ is a durational multi-disciplinary dance-performance act to be presented in white exhibition/gallery spaces. The work confronts the challenge of deconstructing the ‘man’ and taboos around men’s sensuality and tactility in mainstream Western culture by addressing power dynamics and hierarchies of social positioning in the visual art space (the gallery), politics of object and subject (presenting man as an object), questioning what a body is and how its utterances are informed by its process of becoming, as well as the practice of individual agency in a public space (both for the public and the performers).

In this project, objectification is utilised to examine the ‘man’ as an artwork, a creation, or a fiction. The question is, how are men being ‘man-ified’ and ‘man-ifactured’ in our society?

The public will be actively invited to come and leave as they please, as well as choose their own spatial trajectory in the performance space, fostering a sense of active participation and engagement.

CREDITS

Concept: Israel Aloni

Choreography: Israel Aloni & performers

Performers: Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti. Additional cast members in 2024: Elias Kraft and Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Costumes: Amanda Wisselgren

Camera work: Derek Pedros and Israel Aloni 

Video editing: Israel Aloni 

Photographs: Navid Afzalnia & ilDance Team

Project manager: Johanna Byström

Production assistant: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Creation process: Summer - Fall 2024 

Premiered: 1-3 September 2024, Belgrade Pride Week, co-production with Heartefact Fund

Production: ilDance

The presentation is supported by Perform Europe. Read more HERE

‘Boys Just Want To Have Fun’ is a durational multi-disciplinary dance-performance act to be presented in white exhibition/gallery spaces. The work confronts the challenge of deconstructing the ‘man’ and taboos around men’s sensuality and tactility in mainstream Western culture by addressing power dynamics and hierarchies of social positioning in the visual art space (the gallery), politics of object and subject (presenting man as an object), questioning what a body is and how its utterances are informed by its process of becoming, as well as the practice of individual agency in a public space (both for the public and the performers).

In this project, objectification is utilised to examine the ‘man’ as an artwork, a creation, or a fiction. The question is, how are men being ‘man-ified’ and ‘man-ifactured’ in our society?

The public will be actively invited to come and leave as they please, as well as choose their own spatial trajectory in the performance space, fostering a sense of active participation and engagement.

CREDITS

Concept: Israel Aloni

Choreography: Israel Aloni & performers

Performers: Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti. Additional cast member in 2024: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis and Elias Kraft.

Costumes: Amanda Wisselgren

Camera work: Derek Pedros and Israel Aloni 

Video editing: Israel Aloni 

Photographs: Navid Afzalnia & ilDance Team

Project manager: Johanna Byström

Production assistant: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Creation process: Summer - Fall 2024

Premiere: 1-3 September 2024, Belgrade Pride Week, co-production with Heartefact Fund

Production: ilDance

For further information contact: johannabystrom@ildance.se

The presentation is supported by Perform Europe. Read more HERE

Gaga/people classes offer a framework to connect to your body and imagination, experience physical sensations, improve flexibility and stamina, exercise agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement.

Weekly Gaga/people classes take place on Thursdays from 18:45–19:45 at Balettakademien Stockholm, led by Lee Brummer and Emma Rozgoni throughout the autumn. You can register for the full series or drop in weekly. Register here.

Israel Aloni collaborated with five local artists in Sofia, Bulgaria in September 2025, on the creation of PASSING.

Israel Aloni´s new work titled PASSING is an examination of the distorted field between being what you say that you are and saying what you feel that you are. It challenges the notion of identity and furthermore, that of its politics. Why do so many of us try to pass the test in the school of social conformism? What are the processes and mechanisms we employ to affirm the identities we assign to what we perceive to be our-self?

The piece was commissioned by Toplocentrala and premiered at their venue on September 4, 2025.

More details on the performance on 7 November at Toplocentrala and tickets can be found here

Gaga/people classes offer a framework to connect to your body and imagination, experience physical sensations, improve flexibility and stamina, exercise agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement.

Weekly Gaga/people classes take place on Thursdays from 18:45–19:45 at Balettakademien Stockholm, led by Lee Brummer and Emma Rozgoni throughout the autumn. You can register for the full series or drop in weekly. Register here.

Israel Aloni is attending the Trans Europe Halles Camp meeting in Riga between 30 Oct - 02 Nov 2025.

They will also be leading a roundtable workshop on 1 November 2025, as part of their role as a researcher in the Cultural Transformation Movement Project (CTMP) - a European Cooperation project coordinated by Trans Europe Halles.

The roundtable workshop will be dedicated to thinking about creation processes which involve, include, relate to and consider community and ideas about diversification of knowledge, methodologies and aesthetics. It will also offer insight to the work and developments of the Cultural Transformation Movement Project thus far and involve all the participants in dynamic collective imagining of creative processes that can, in some way, transgress convention.

Gaga/people classes offer a framework to connect to your body and imagination, experience physical sensations, improve flexibility and stamina, exercise agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement.

Weekly Gaga/people classes take place on Thursdays from 18:45–19:45 at Balettakademien Stockholm, led by Lee Brummer and Emma Rozgoni throughout the autumn. You can register for the full series or drop in weekly. Register here.

‘Boys Just Want To Have Fun’ is a durational multi-disciplinary dance-performance act to be presented in white exhibition/gallery spaces. The work confronts the challenge of deconstructing the ‘man’ and taboos around men’s sensuality and tactility in mainstream Western culture by addressing power dynamics and hierarchies of social positioning in the visual art space (the gallery), politics of object and subject (presenting man as an object), questioning what a body is and how its utterances are informed by its process of becoming, as well as the practice of individual agency in a public space (both for the public and the performers).

In this project, objectification is utilised to examine the ‘man’ as an artwork, a creation, or a fiction. The question is, how are men being ‘man-ified’ and ‘man-ifactured’ in our society?

The public will be actively invited to come and leave as they please, as well as choose their own spatial trajectory in the performance space, fostering a sense of active participation and engagement.

CREDITS

Concept: Israel Aloni

Choreography: Israel Aloni & performers

Performers: Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti. Additional cast member in 2024: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis and Elias Kraft.

Costumes: Amanda Wisselgren

Camera work: Derek Pedros and Israel Aloni 

Video editing: Israel Aloni 

Project manager: Johanna Byström

Production assistant: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Creation process: Summer - Fall 2024

Premiere: 1-3 September 2024, Belgrade Pride Week, co-production with Heartefact Fund

Production: ilDance

For further information contact: johannabystrom@ildance.se

The presentation is supported by Perform Europe. Read more HERE

‘Boys Just Want To Have Fun’ is a durational multi-disciplinary dance-performance act to be presented in white exhibition/gallery spaces. The work confronts the challenge of deconstructing the ‘man’ and taboos around men’s sensuality and tactility in mainstream Western culture by addressing power dynamics and hierarchies of social positioning in the visual art space (the gallery), politics of object and subject (presenting man as an object), questioning what a body is and how its utterances are informed by its process of becoming, as well as the practice of individual agency in a public space (both for the public and the performers).

In this project, objectification is utilised to examine the ‘man’ as an artwork, a creation, or a fiction. The question is, how are men being ‘man-ified’ and ‘man-ifactured’ in our society?

The public will be actively invited to come and leave as they please, as well as choose their own spatial trajectory in the performance space, fostering a sense of active participation and engagement.

CREDITS

Concept: Israel Aloni

Choreography: Israel Aloni & performers

Performers: Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti. Additional cast member in 2024: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis and Elias Kraft.

Costumes: Amanda Wisselgren

Camera work: Derek Pedros and Israel Aloni 

Video editing: Israel Aloni 

Project manager: Johanna Byström

Production assistant: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Creation process: Summer - Fall 2024

Premiere: 1-3 September 2024, Belgrade Pride Week, co-production with Heartefact Fund

Production: ilDance

For further information contact: johannabystrom@ildance.se

The presentation is supported by Perform Europe. Read more HERE

Gaga/people classes offer a framework to connect to your body and imagination, experience physical sensations, improve flexibility and stamina, exercise agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement.

Weekly Gaga/people classes take place on Thursdays from 18:45–19:45 at Balettakademien Stockholm, led by Lee Brummer and Emma Rozgoni throughout the autumn. You can register for the full series or drop in weekly. Register here.

‘Boys Just Want To Have Fun’ is a durational multi-disciplinary dance-performance act to be presented in white exhibition/gallery spaces. The work confronts the challenge of deconstructing the ‘man’ and taboos around men’s sensuality and tactility in mainstream Western culture by addressing power dynamics and hierarchies of social positioning in the visual art space (the gallery), politics of object and subject (presenting man as an object), questioning what a body is and how its utterances are informed by its process of becoming, as well as the practice of individual agency in a public space (both for the public and the performers).

In this project, objectification is utilised to examine the ‘man’ as an artwork, a creation, or a fiction. The question is, how are men being ‘man-ified’ and ‘man-ifactured’ in our society?

The public will be actively invited to come and leave as they please, as well as choose their own spatial trajectory in the performance space, fostering a sense of active participation and engagement.

CREDITS

Concept: Israel Aloni

Choreography: Israel Aloni & performers

Performers: Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti. Additional cast member in 2024: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis and Elias Kraft.

Costumes: Amanda Wisselgren

Camera work: Derek Pedros and Israel Aloni 

Video editing: Israel Aloni 

Project manager: Johanna Byström

Production assistant: Arūnas Giambino Mozūraitis

Creation process: Summer - Fall 2024

Premiere: 1-3 September 2024, Belgrade Pride Week, co-production with Heartefact Fund

Production: ilDance

For further information contact: johannabystrom@ildance.se

The presentation is supported by Perform Europe. Read more HERE