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Summer programme with JSK:

Made in Oslo

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Running
27. June–​20. July
Scene
Scene 2
Duration
Approx. 50 min

Jo Strømgren Kompani presents a three-course menu of energetic and completely different choreographies – all created in Oslo!

Made in Oslo: Suite / Ringen / Grosstadtsafari

Summer performances

Welcome to the summer programme for the whole family. This summer, you can experience audience favorites A Dance Tribute to the Art of Football and Made in Oslo in condensed versions at a reduced ticket price – every day on Stage 2 from June 27 to July 20. 

Powerful dance that sparks reflection

The performance Made in Oslo presents three energetic pieces, each offering thought-provoking reflections on contemporary life and the way we live:

Suite is an ironic paraphrase of three different relationships, performed in a neo-classical style around a grand piano. The music is a piano suite by Jean-Philippe Rameau, recorded by Zelina Sannum specifically for this version.

Set to crackling French music from the 1930s, The Ring takes us on a playful exploration of the ring – perhaps the world’s oldest symbol.

Großstadtsafari reflects on the build-up of tension in overcrowded, hectic places. A strong and energetic piece about how the lack of private space in urban environments affects us.

Created for popular dance companies

Suite was originally created for the Norwegian National Ballet in 2007 and has since been performed regularly by the company, both in Norway and abroad.

The Ring and Großstadtsafari were created for Oslo Dance Ensemble (ODE), one of Norway’s most popular dance companies for decades – and Jo Strømgren was the choreographer who collaborated with them the most. During the company’s existence from 1994 to 2018, he created eight works for them.

About Jo Strømgren Hide Show more

Jo Strømgren has distinguished himself both nationally and internationally as a choreographer, director, set designer, playwright and former dancer. Since 2013, he has been associated with the Norwegian National Ballet as the choreographer in residence, while at the same time working with his own company, the Jo Strømgren Kompani (JSK).  

JSK has toured in over 60 countries with its uniquely characteristic combination of dance and theatre, combining distinct and often highly physical humour with darker, political undertones. 

 

About the summer programme Hide Show more

This year, Jo Strømgren Kompani (JSK) is presenting a unique summer programme at the Oslo Opera House that is designed for the entire family, with condensed dance performances at a reduced ticket price.

The programme includes three daily performances (except for Mondays) over a four-week period of
A Dance Tribute to Football and Made in Oslo. Both have been performed across the world for a broad audience and have proven to be a great introduction for children and young people to performing art and perhaps even art in general. JSK wants the summer programme to give as many people as possible the opportunity to experience art of the highest quality. 

  • Summer programme for the entire family
  • Condensed performance: 50 minutes

Artistic team and cast

  • Choreography, set design, lighting design
    Jo Strømgren
  • Music
    Jean Philippe Rameau, Luis Mariano, Young Gods
  • Costume design
    Bregje van Balen, Johanna Sutinen
  • Dancers
    Anna Benedicte Andresen, Henriette Hamli, Nora Svendsgård, Malika Berney, Iannes Bruylant, Jakub Medrzycki, Jason Kittelberger
Price
150 kr
  • Friday 27. June
    16:00 / Scene 2
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  • Sunday 29. June
    17:00 / Scene 2
  • Tuesday 1. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Wednesday 2. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Thursday 3. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Friday 4. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Saturday 5. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Sunday 6. July
    17:00 / Scene 2
  • Tuesday 8. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Wednesday 9. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Thursday 10. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Friday 11. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Saturday 12. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Sunday 13. July
    17:00 / Scene 2
  • Tuesday 15. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Wednesday 16. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Thursday 17. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Friday 18. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Saturday 19. July
    16:00 / Scene 2
  • Sunday 20. July
    17:00 / Scene 2