Boys Just Want to Have Fun Residency
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with the performers Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Libertiwill be in residency at Tou Scene in Stavanger, Norway from 15 -23 September 2025 and they will have an open rehearsal on 24 September and perform from 25-27 September 2025.
‘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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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 Open Rehearsal
‘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
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 Performance
‘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
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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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 Performance
‘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
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 Performance
‘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
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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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.
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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.
PASSING Performance
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 10 October at Toplocentrala and tickets can be found here
Boys Just Want to Have Fun Residency
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with the performers Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti will be in residency at United Cowboys Art House, Eindhoven from 13-21 October 2025, they will have an open rehearsal on 22 October and they will perform from 23-25 October 2025.
‘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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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 Open Rehearsal
‘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 Performance
‘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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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 Performance
‘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 Performance
‘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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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 Residency
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with the performers Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelö, Enzo Hacquin and Fabio Liberti will be in residency at KHIDI Club, Tbilisi, Georgia from 02-11 November 2025, they will have an open rehearsal on 12 November and they will perform from 13-15 November 2025.
‘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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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.
PASSING Performance
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
Boys Just Want To Have Fun Performance Open Rehearsal
‘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 Performance
‘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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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 Performance
‘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
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 Performance
‘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
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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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.
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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.
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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.
PASSING Performance
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
Weekly Gaga/people classes in Stockholm
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 classes in Växjö
Gaga classes returns to Växjö on 6 September with Gaga/people and Gaga/dancers classes, organised in collaboration with Regionteater Blekinge & Kronoberg and led by Lee Brummer.
Gaga/people class: 14.00-15.00
Gaga/dancers class: 15.30-16.30
Find out more and register here.
A Moment of Endlessness - Performance
Dancing Histor(y)ies – binding Communities and Heritage through dance is a European project aimed at linking communities and cultural heritage through dance.
During Göteborgs Kulturkalas, artistic director Israel Aloni together with dancers Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will present two performances of “A Moment of Endlessness” on August 30, at 16.00 and 18.30, at Gathenhielmska Huset.
The performances reflect on how stories and histories, both distant and near, gain or lose meaning, depending on the contexts in which they are reiterated. Incorporating text by Hayim Nahman Bialik and Kohelet (Ecclesiastes), “A Moment Of Endlessness” explores senses and sensations of time and how it can be pulled, morphed and transformed through relations and relationships.
Admission is free and open to everyone, requiring registration to attend. Registration for tickets via https://www.ildance.se/tickets.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals was held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
Gaga/People Gothenburg
Gaga/people classes on August 30, Saturday as part of Göteborgs Kulturkalas. The classes will take place at 14.30 and 17.00 at Gathenhielmska Huset and will be led by Lee Brummer. You can read more here.
Admission to classes is free, registration required. Registration for tickets via: https://www.ildance.se/tickets
Gaga provides a framework for discovering and strengthening the body and adding flexibility, stamina, agility, and skills including coordination and efficiency while stimulating the senses and imagination. The classes offer a workout that investigates form, speed, and effort while traversing additional spectrums such as those between soft and thick textures, delicacy and explosive power, and understatement and exaggeration. Participants awaken numb areas, increase their awareness of habits, and improve their efficiency of movement inside multilayered tasks, and they are encouraged to connect to pleasure inside moments of effort. The movement research of Gaga is in a continual process of evolution, and the classes vary and develop accordingly.
Classes are open to participants from the age of 16. No previous dance or movement experience is necessary.
For more info or any questions contact gaga@ildance.se
A Moment of Endlessness - Performance
Dancing Histor(y)ies – binding Communities and Heritage through dance is a European project aimed at linking communities and cultural heritage through dance.
During Göteborgs Kulturkalas, artistic director Israel Aloni together with dancers Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will present two performances of “A Moment of Endlessness” on August 30, at 16.00 and 18.30, at Gathenhielmska Huset.
The performances reflect on how stories and histories, both distant and near, gain or lose meaning, depending on the contexts in which they are reiterated. Incorporating text by Hayim Nahman Bialik and Kohelet (Ecclesiastes), “A Moment Of Endlessness” explores senses and sensations of time and how it can be pulled, morphed and transformed through relations and relationships.
Admission is free and open to everyone, requiring registration to attend. Registration for tickets via https://www.ildance.se/tickets.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals was held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
Gaga/People Gothenburg
Gaga/people classes on August 30, Saturday as part of Göteborgs Kulturkalas. The classes will take place at 14.30 and 17.00 at Gathenhielmska Huset and will be led by Lee Brummer. You can read more here.
Admission to classes is free, registration required. Registration for tickets via: https://www.ildance.se/tickets
Gaga provides a framework for discovering and strengthening the body and adding flexibility, stamina, agility, and skills including coordination and efficiency while stimulating the senses and imagination. The classes offer a workout that investigates form, speed, and effort while traversing additional spectrums such as those between soft and thick textures, delicacy and explosive power, and understatement and exaggeration. Participants awaken numb areas, increase their awareness of habits, and improve their efficiency of movement inside multilayered tasks, and they are encouraged to connect to pleasure inside moments of effort. The movement research of Gaga is in a continual process of evolution, and the classes vary and develop accordingly.
Classes are open to participants from the age of 16. No previous dance or movement experience is necessary.
For more info or any questions contact gaga@ildance.se
Dancing Histor(y)ies Workshops in Gothenburg
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. Artistic director Israel Aloni and dancers Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Victor Persson, Arunas Mozuraitis and Tomer Giat will be in Gothenburg, Sweden on August 29 to lead workhop together with Balettakademien students.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
Dancing Histor(y)ies is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. ilDance’s participation and activities in the project are made possible with the support of the Swedish Arts Council and Kulturförvaltningen Västra Götalandsregionen.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Performance
Dancing Histor(y)ies – binding Communities and Heritage through dance is a European project aimed at linking communities and cultural heritage through dance.
ilDance artists perform “Under the Gemlike Eye of Venus”, on August 8, at 21:30 at Nora Archaeological Park in Sardinia, Italy.
The performance reflects on how stories and histories, both distant and near, gain or lose meaning, depending on the contexts in which they are reiterated. Incorporating poems by Grazia Deledda and Giangavino VascoIn, “Under The Gemlike Eye of Venus” explores senses and sensations of time and how it can be pulled, morphed and transformed through relations and relationships.
The performance is created by ilDance Artistic Director Israel Aloni and features artists Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallen, Victor Persson and Tomer Giat.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals is held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
Dancing Histor(y)ies is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. ilDance’s participation and activities in the project are made possible with the support of the Swedish Arts Council and Kulturförvaltningen Västra Götalandsregionen.
More information can be found HERE
Dancing Histor(y)ies Residency in Sardinia
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. Artistic director Israel Aloni and dancers Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will be in a residency in Sardinia, Italy from 03-07 August 2025, and they will perform on 08 August 2025.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
Dancing Histor(y)ies is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. ilDance’s participation and activities in the project are made possible with the support of the Swedish Arts Council and Kulturförvaltningen Västra Götalandsregionen.
Boys Just Want To Have Fun Performance
‘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
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 Performance
‘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
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 Open Rehearsal
‘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
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 Residency
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with the performers Arūnas Mozūraitis, Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat and Atte Rimpelä will be in residency at Forum Box in Helsinki, Finland from 14 - 29 July 2025, they will hold an open rehearsal on 30 July and they will perform from 31 July-02 August 2025.
‘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
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
Dancing Histor(y)ies Performance
Dancing Histor(y)ies – binding Communities and Heritage through dance is a European project aimed at linking communities and cultural heritage through dance.
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with dancers Arunas Mouraitis, Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will perform in Merida, Serbia.
Details regarding the location and time will be confirmed later in the year.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
More information can be found HERE
Dancing Histor(y)ies Residency in Merida
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. Artistic director Israel Aloni and dancers Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will be in a residency in Merida, Spain from 28 June - 03 July 2025, and they will perform on 04 July 2025.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
Boys Just Want to Have Fun Residency
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with the performers Arūnas Mozūraitis, Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat and Atte Rimpelä will be in residency at Frölunda Kulturhus, Gothenburg from 09-15 June 2025.
‘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: Arūnas Mozūraitis, Victor Persson, Elias Khanamidi, Tomer Giat, Atte Rimpelä
Original soundtrack: Didi Erez
Photographer: Derek Pedros
Costumes design and creation: Amanda Wisselgren
Production manager: Hanna Magdalena Gödl
Production assistant: Arūnas Mozūraitis
The presentation is supported by Perform Europe. Read more HERE
Dancing Histor(y)ies Performance
Dancing Histor(y)ies – binding Communities and Heritage through dance is a European project aimed at linking communities and cultural heritage through dance.
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with dancers Arunas Mouraitis, Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will perform in Viminacium, Serbia.
Details regarding the location and time will be confirmed later in the year.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
More information can be found HERE
Dancing Histor(y)ies Residency in Viminacium
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. Dancers Arunas Mouraitis, Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will be in a residency in Viminacium, Serbia from 01-07 June 2025, and they will perform on 08 June 2025.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
Gaga/People Sthlm
NEW CLASSES- NEW LOCATION!
Gaga/people at CCAP studio (Körsbärsvägen 9) led by Lee Brummer/Emma Rozgoni
Tickets Available HERE (Released on 29th Match 11.00) with a possibility to secure your spot for all 4 classes, or purchase individual classes.
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.
Instructor: Lee Brummer & Emma Rozgoni
Target Audience / Class level: Gaga/people
DROP IN AVAILABLE!
Dancing Histor(y)ies Workshops in Merida
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. From 25 May - 1 June 2025 in Merida, Spain, dancers Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén and Victor Persson will lead workshops with local communities.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Performance
Dancing Histor(y)ies – binding Communities and Heritage through dance is a European project aimed at linking communities and cultural heritage through dance.
Artistic director Israel Aloni together with dancers Arunas Mouraitis, Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will perform in Rome, Italy at a festival.
Details regarding the location and time will be confirmed later in the year.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
More information can be found HERE
Gaga/People Sthlm
NEW CLASSES- NEW LOCATION!
Gaga/people at CCAP studio (Körsbärsvägen 9) led by Lee Brummer/Emma Rozgoni
Tickets Available HERE (Released on 29th Match 11.00) with a possibility to secure your spot for all 4 classes, or purchase individual classes.
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.
Instructor: Lee Brummer & Emma Rozgoni
Target Audience / Class level: Gaga/people
DROP IN AVAILABLE!
Gaga/People Sthlm
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.
Instructor: Lee Brummer/ Emma Rozgoni and guest teachers
Target Audience / Class level: Gaga/people
DROP IN AVAILABLE!
Book HERE
Dancing Histor(y)ies Residency in Rome
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. Artistic director Israel Aloni together with dancers Arunas Mouraitis, Elias Khanamidi, Jennifer Wallén, Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will be in a residency in Rome, Italy from 15-21 May 2025, and they will perform on 22 May 2025.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
Gaga/People Sthlm
NEW CLASSES- NEW LOCATION!
Gaga/people at CCAP studio (Körsbärsvägen 9) led by Lee Brummer/Emma Rozgoni
Tickets Available HERE (Released on 29th Match 11.00) with a possibility to secure your spot for all 4 classes, or purchase individual classes.
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.
Instructor: Lee Brummer & Emma Rozgoni
Target Audience / Class level: Gaga/people
DROP IN AVAILABLE!
Gaga/Extended Sthlm
Gaga Extended session led by Emma Rozgoni at Balettekademien Stockholm
The two hour session includes a 1 hour Gaga/people class followed by improvisation and tasks using the gaga toolbox and finishing with a Q&A session with the Gaga teacher.
Don't miss this opportunity for a deeper research session with Emma and of course more time to dance!
Sign up: HERE
Gaga/People Sthlm
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.
Instructor: Lee Brummer/ Emma Rozgoni and guest teachers
Target Audience / Class level: Gaga/people
DROP IN AVAILABLE!
Book HERE
Gaga/People Sthlm
NEW CLASSES- NEW LOCATION!
Gaga/people at CCAP studio (Körsbärsvägen 9) led by Lee Brummer/Emma Rozgoni
Tickets Available HERE (Released on 29th Match 11.00) with a possibility to secure your spot for all 4 classes, or purchase individual classes.
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.
Instructor: Lee Brummer & Emma Rozgoni
Target Audience / Class level: Gaga/people
DROP IN AVAILABLE!
Dancing Histor(y)ies Workshops in Gothenburg
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. From 05-06 May 2025 in Gothenburg, dancers Jennifer Wallén and Victor Persson will lead workshops with local communities.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Workshops in Sardinia
Dancing Histor(y)ies workshops and residencies bring movement, culture, and community engagement to life. From 27 April -04 May 2025 in Vitlycke/Molndal, dancers Tomer Giat and Victor Persson will lead workshops with local communities.
Dancing Histor(y)ies Festivals will be held throughout the summer of 2025 in Rome (Italy), Nora (Sardinia), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain), and Gothenburg (Sweden).
The project is supported by Creative Europe.