Workshop: Dark Conversations (part of iCoDaCo)
“Dark Conversations” is an immersive event designed to set the tone for an uplifting gathering with the local community at House of Possibilitas.
In a completely dark, safe space, participants are invited to share their stories, fantasies, & memories. With a sense of anonymity via the absence of bright lights, attendees can freely express their thoughts or listen to others, creating a tapestry of experiences. Please enter softly and find a place to sit or lie down. You are welcome to come and go quietly, or stay for the full hour.
After the experience you are invited to hang out a while, have a snack and get to know us!
For registration click here
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The Sweden-based Collective is in residency at House of Possibilitas between 23-27/11 as part of iCoDaCo, a collaborative project that connects artists across Europe for collective creation, dialogue, and exchange within contemporary dance. The Swedish and international project coordinator of iCoDaCo is ilDance.
iCoDaCo is co-funded by EU
📅 Wednesday 25th November 2026
⏱️ 18.00-19.00 (after-hangout until 20.00)
📍 House of Possibilitas, Gothenburg
A Moment of Endlessness / Atalante, 4-5 December 2026
A Moment of Endlessness emerged from a research process at archaeological sites in Serbia, Spain, Italy, and Greece where choreographer Israel Aloni observed how stories attached to places do more than revive the past: they blur the boundaries between different temporalities, bringing past and present into dialogue.
The work reflects on time as both concept and lived experience, exploring how stories gain meaning through the contexts in which they are told and retold. Texts by Hayim Nahman Bialik and Kohelet (Ecclesiastes) accompany the audience on a journey through moments, images, and sensations that move between the personal and the collective, the intimate and the universal.
A Moment of Endlessness was initially performed within the Dancing Histor(y)ies project, a European collaboration exploring the encounters between contemporary dance and archaeological heritage sites.
Cast: Elias Khanamidi, Victor Persson, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat
Concept: Israel Aloni
Choreography: Israel Aloni & cast
Choreography assistant: Tomer Giat
Production manager: Arunas Giambino Mozuraitis
Composer: Didi Erez
Costume design: Amanda Wisselgren
Production: ilDance
Photo and video: Adey
With support from: Västra Götalandsregionen and Göteborgs stad
For more info and tickets click here
A Moment of Endlessness / Atalante, 4-5 December 2026
A Moment of Endlessness emerged from a research process at archaeological sites in Serbia, Spain, Italy, and Greece where choreographer Israel Aloni observed how stories attached to places do more than revive the past: they blur the boundaries between different temporalities, bringing past and present into dialogue.
The work reflects on time as both concept and lived experience, exploring how stories gain meaning through the contexts in which they are told and retold. Texts by Hayim Nahman Bialik and Kohelet (Ecclesiastes) accompany the audience on a journey through moments, images, and sensations that move between the personal and the collective, the intimate and the universal.
A Moment of Endlessness was initially performed within the Dancing Histor(y)ies project, a European collaboration exploring the encounters between contemporary dance and archaeological heritage sites.
Cast: Elias Khanamidi, Victor Persson, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat
Concept: Israel Aloni
Choreography: Israel Aloni & cast
Choreography assistant: Tomer Giat
Production manager: Arunas Giambino Mozuraitis
Composer: Didi Erez
Costume design: Amanda Wisselgren
Production: ilDance
Photo and video: Adey
With support from: Västra Götalandsregionen and Göteborgs stad
For more info and tickets click here
ilDance Event
Join us for the second ilDance Event!
Continuing with the wonderful energy of our first event, we are excited to invite you to the second edition of the ilDance Event series. This edition explores the extension of a dancer and choreographer´s body across different mediums.
Through the ilDance Events, we seek to create a space where our community can meet, connect, and share experiences of dance - in all its forms.
The coming ilDance Event will take place on 13 September 2026, from 15:00 to 21:00, at CCAP in Stockholm.
Programme details are here
Workshop: “Challenging gender markers. What is a masculine gesture?”
Israel Aloni, The Artistic Director of ilDance and Victor Persson, Company Dancer, are inviting; self-identifying male people with and without experience in physical work and/or performing, who are particularly interested in the physicality and behaviour of masculinity and manhood, to participate in the workshop titled “Challenging gender markers. What is a masculine gesture?” based on the research and materials of our piece - Boys Just Want to Have Fun.
The workshop will be held during Stockholm Fringe on 29 August at 14.00-17.00 (3 hours) at Stadsmuseet (Stockholm City Museum).
For more details on the content and participation to the workshop go here.
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Stockholm
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.
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Stockholm
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.
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Stockholm
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.
Israel Aloni at the IETM Oulu Plenary Meeting
Israel Aloni will be attending the IETM Oulu Plenary Meeting on 15 - 18 June 2026.
The theme of the meeting Time For Change - celebrates culture as a force for renewal - will focus on the practical realities of what our cultural ecosystem needs to make that change real: how we create, collaborate and sustain our work. Please reach out to Israel or come say hello in Oulu.
About the meeting: www.ietm.org
Online Workshop with Israel Aloni
Israel Aloni will offer an interactive digital workshop focusing on artistic collaborations and collective practices in a transnational context – with a special emphasis on working together through digital means. This online workshop will invite the participants to reflect on how they are situated within the international dynamics and processes of artistic practices and exchange. This workshop is part of the Producera Dans i Norr of Danscentrum Norr.
More info and registration here
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Stuttgart
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.
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Stuttgart
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.
Lee Brummer “Wild Hope” Premiere and Performances
Lee Brummer is currently creating a new work at the Royal Swedish Ballet School in Stockholm with the eight second-year students of the contemporary programme. Continuing themes explored in recent creations such as SURVIVE and Run toward the things which break your heart, the new work, Wild Hope, unfolds in a space where urgency and delicacy coexist. It traces the forces that drive us—the underlying currents, visible or not, that propel us to move or remain.
Wild Hope will premiere at the Royal Swedish Ballet School on 22 May as part of the programme Elevation, with an additional performance on 23 May. The work will then be performed at Dansens Hus on 29 and 30 May as part of the programme Jaunty.
29 and 30 May
Dancens Hus
Tickets here
Lee Brummer “Wild Hope” Premiere and Performances
Lee Brummer is currently creating a new work at the Royal Swedish Ballet School in Stockholm with the eight second-year students of the contemporary programme. Continuing themes explored in recent creations such as SURVIVE and Run toward the things which break your heart, the new work, Wild Hope, unfolds in a space where urgency and delicacy coexist. It traces the forces that drive us—the underlying currents, visible or not, that propel us to move or remain.
Wild Hope will premiere at the Royal Swedish Ballet School on 22 May as part of the programme Elevation, with an additional performance on 23 May. The work will then be performed at Dansens Hus on 29 and 30 May as part of the programme Jaunty.
29 and 30 May
Dancens Hus
Tickets here
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Stuttgart
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.
Sharing Practice with Israel Aloni at HOT Bodies
Israel Aloni is joining the team of Imaginative Choreographic Centre (ICC) for this year’s edition of HOT Bodies and will accompany the emerging artists who will participate in this year’s edition.
HOT Bodies is dedicated to supporting emerging choreographers and dance artists, working across independent and freelance international contexts. It creates space for artistic proposals to grow into works-in-progress and to be shared publicly. The program is based in Bulgaria, and is funded by Garage Collective and ZONA – organisation for cultural practices. In May 2026, the HOT Bodies program will unfold as a multi-city international platform across Bulgaria, connecting Burgas, Veliko Tarnovo, Plovdiv, and Sofia. This edition is dreamed and curated by Zhana Pencheva, in dialogue with Aleksandar Georgiev (Ace) and in collaboration with Elena Marinova.
More info here
Gaga/people Weekly Classes
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.
Lee Brummer “Wild Hope” Premiere and Performances
Lee Brummer is currently creating a new work at the Royal Swedish Ballet School in Stockholm with the eight second-year students of the contemporary programme. Continuing themes explored in recent creations such as SURVIVE and Run toward the things which break your heart, the new work, Wild Hope, unfolds in a space where urgency and delicacy coexist. It traces the forces that drive us—the underlying currents, visible or not, that propel us to move or remain.
Wild Hope will premiere at the Royal Swedish Ballet School on 22 May as part of the programme Elevation, with an additional performance on 23 May. The work will then be performed at Dansens Hus on 29 and 30 May as part of the programme Jaunty.
22 and 23 May
Royal Swedish Ballet School
Tickets here
Lee Brummer “Wild Hope” Premiere and Performances
Lee Brummer is currently creating a new work at the Royal Swedish Ballet School in Stockholm with the eight second-year students of the contemporary programme. Continuing themes explored in recent creations such as SURVIVE and Run toward the things which break your heart, the new work, Wild Hope, unfolds in a space where urgency and delicacy coexist. It traces the forces that drive us—the underlying currents, visible or not, that propel us to move or remain.
Wild Hope will premiere at the Royal Swedish Ballet School on 22 May as part of the programme Elevation, with an additional performance on 23 May. The work will then be performed at Dansens Hus on 29 and 30 May as part of the programme Jaunty.
22 and 23 May
Royal Swedish Ballet School
Tickets here
Gaga/people Weekly Classes
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.
Work-in-Progress Sharings
In this work-in-progress sharing, Israel Aloni and Luca Tomaselli invite you to experience what they are developing and to be a conversation partner with them. Intimacy/Intimidation explores gentle degrees of interactivity and in these work-in-progress sharing, you will get to experience these elements, gain insight into the thinking behind it and also, if you will, share your feedback on your experience so Aloni and Tomaselli can incorporate it into further stages of development.
This is the first research residency for Intimacy/Intimidation so the work-in-progress sharings include the very early and sensitive phases of developing a new piece.
Work-in-Progress Sharings
In this work-in-progress sharing, Israel Aloni and Luca Tomaselli invite you to experience what they are developing and to be a conversation partner with them. Intimacy/Intimidation explores gentle degrees of interactivity and in these work-in-progress sharing, you will get to experience these elements, gain insight into the thinking behind it and also, if you will, share your feedback on your experience so Aloni and Tomaselli can incorporate it into further stages of development.
This is the first research residency for Intimacy/Intimidation so the work-in-progress sharings include the very early and sensitive phases of developing a new piece.
Gaga/people Weekly Classes
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.
Gaga/people Weekly Classes
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.
Gaga/people Weekly Classes
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.
Gaga/people Weekly Classes
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.
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Copenhagen
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.
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Copenhagen
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.
Gaga & Movement Research Intensive / Copenhagen
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.
iCoDaCo Partners Meeting
Photo: Partner´s meeting in Porto 2024, taken by @instavel_centrocoreografico