2025
Alex Franz Zehetbauer
Andreas Haglund
Anna Näsström
Beck Heiberg
Charlie Laban Trier
Linh Le
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen
Tone Haldrup Lorenzen
Victoria
2024
Alba Greve
Alex Franz Zehetbauer
Amalia Kasakova
Andie Flores
Andreas Haglund
Anna Lea Ourø
FASCIA
Filip Pawlak
Josh Herring
Linh Le
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen
Sall Lam Toro
Teo Ala-Ruona
Artists we have supported in the past: link coming soon
IPAF is our biannual curated festival where we present DK premieres by international artists, co-productions and artist development, support and exchange opportunities centering Danish artists.
We are dedicated to fostering innovative projects through co-productions inside the framework of IPAF. Typically, we support 2 co-productions per festival, usually based on long-standing relationships with artists and companies, or through collaborative partnerships with other organisations/institutions.
Read more about our curatorial policy: link coming soon.
Recent co-productions:
Teo Ala-Ruona – Enter Exude
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen & Alba Greve – Out of The Coffin
Beck Heiberg & Charlie Laban Trier – Digging a Glittery Grave
A Ourø & A Kasakove – just ok
We support artists that wish to research, experiment and expand their practice together with communities.
Recent initiatives include:
Linh Le – The Land of Many Bats (Autumn 2024)
Josh Herring – Queer Community Singing Group (Spring 2023 – Spring 2024)
They have now formed their own association and are supported by the City of Copenhagen. They have regular sessions taking place in Vanløse at Kulturstationen.
Beck Heiberg – Trans & Non-Binary Body Training (Spring 2022 – Spring 2023)
We support artists with facilities and mentoring to carry out R&D in our workshop space in Vanløse.
Recent residencies include:
Alex Franz Zehetbauer (via EFFEA collaboration with BUZZCUT)
Andie Flores (via CopenhAustin initiative)
Andreas Hagelund & Fascia
A Ourø & A Kasakove
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen & Alba Greve (via Queer Practice Residency with HIMHERANDIT Productions, GenderhouseFestival & Åbne Scene)
Linh Le (via CopenhAustin initiative)
We provide support for projects that align with our artistic mission, values and curatorial policy. This can include:
We usually make decisions 2 years – 6 months in advance of a project commencing. Given our limited capacity, we prioritise projects that align with our values and contribute to the development of the art form or sector.
If you believe your project aligns with our mission, feel free to share information or invite us to upcoming performances by emailing [email protected]. Please note that we are a small core team working part-time and may not be able to respond fully to each enquiry.
Have an idea, topic or query that you would like to bend our ears about?
Our team has a wealth of skills and experience in working with performance practices n the independent sector, and can therefore offer a range of creative and practical advice led by your needs as an artist.
In the one-to-one sessions we can offer support and advice on a range of things from tip and tricks for funding applications. We can also help you to create strategies around your work (such as access riders) and offer opportunities to connect you with a broader network in your local area.
These sessions are free and available to all queer artists working with performance, whether you’ve recently graduated, have an idea for a new piece of work or need some advice on next steps.
These sessions are not designed as “pitching” opportunities and co-production requests. If we feel that the bookings lean more towards this, we reserve the right to contact you in regards to cancelling the meeting.
You can book a 30 minute time slot with our co-directors Emma Castro Møller and Jørgen Callesen.
The meetings take place online and there are 4 time slots available per month. Bookings are on a first come first served basis. You can book by following this link: https://calendly.com/warehouse9-info/artist-support
2025
Anna Näsström
Beck Heiberg
Charlie Laban Trier
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen
2024
Alba Greve
Alex Franz Zehetbauer
Amalia Kasakova
Andie Flores
Andreas Haglund
Anna Lea Ourø
FASCIA
Filip Pawlak
Josh Herring
Linh Le
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen
Sall Lam Toro
Teo Ala-Ruona
Artists we have supported in the past: link coming soon
IPAF is our biannual curated festival where we present DK premieres by international artists, co-productions and artist development, support and exchange opportunities centering Danish artists.
We are dedicated to fostering innovative projects through co-productions inside the framework of IPAF. Typically, we support 2 co-productions per festival, usually based on long-standing relationships with artists and companies, or through collaborative partnerships with other organisations/institutions.
Read more about our curatorial policy: link coming soon.
Recent co-productions:
Teo Ala-Ruona – Enter Exude
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen & Alba Greve – Out of The Coffin
Beck Heiberg & Charlie Laban Trier – Digging a Glittery Grave
A Ourø & A Kasakove – just ok
We support artists that wish to research, experiment and expand their practice together with communities.
Recent initiatives include:
Linh Le – The Land of Many Bats (Autumn 2024)
Josh Herring – Queer Community Singing Group (Spring 2023 – Spring 2024)
They have now formed their own association and are supported by the City of Copenhagen. They have regular sessions taking place in Vanløse at Kulturstationen.
Beck Heiberg – Trans & Non-Binary Body Training (Spring 2022 – Spring 2023)
We support artists with facilities and mentoring to carry out R&D in our workshop space in Vanløse.
Recent residencies include:
Alex Franz Zehetbauer (via EFFEA collaboration with BUZZCUT)
Andie Flores (via CopenhAustin initiative)
Andreas Hagelund & Fascia
A Ourø & A Kasakove
Linn Haldrup Lorenzen & Alba Greve (via Queer Practice Residency with HIMHERANDIT Productions, GenderhouseFestival & Åbne Scene
We provide support for projects that align with our artistic mission, values and curatorial policy. This can include:
We usually make decisions 2 years – 6 months in advance of a project commencing. Given our limited capacity, we prioritise projects that align with our values and contribute to the development of the art form or sector.
If you believe your project aligns with our mission, feel free to share information or invite us to upcoming performances by emailing [email protected]. Please note that we are a small core team working part-time and may not be able to respond fully to each enquiry.
Have an idea, topic or query that you would like to bend our ears about?
Our team has a wealth of skills and experience in working with performance practices n the independent sector, and can therefore offer a range of creative and practical advice led by your needs as an artist.
In the one-to-one sessions we can offer support and advice on a range of things from tip and tricks for funding applications. We can also help you to create strategies around your work (such as access riders) and offer opportunities to connect you with a broader network in your local area.
These sessions are free and available to all queer artists working with performance, whether you’ve recently graduated, have an idea for a new piece of work or need some advice on next steps.
These sessions are not designed as “pitching” opportunities and co-production requests. If we feel that the bookings lean more towards this, we reserve the right to contact you in regards to cancelling the meeting.
You can book a 30 minute time slot with our co-directors Emma Castro Møller and Jørgen Callesen.
The meetings take place online and there are 4 time slots available per month. Bookings are on a first come first served basis. You can book by following this link: https://calendly.com/warehouse9-info/artist-support
Jasmin has a master’s degree in English and cultural communications from the University of Copenhagen and has worked with several fields within the cultural sphere. She has worked with executing and communicating films, festivals, art fairs, and literature, and has now embarked upon queer performance art at Warehouse9.
Emma (they/she) has been a core member since 2012 and a leading effort in driving organisational development. They have helped shape WH9’s artistic profile, initiated national and international collaborations and consolidated WH9 through fundraising strategies, and insisting on production methods centering care and accessiblility.
In addition, Emma works as an independent curator, e.g. through the curatorial duo osborn&møller, where they have acted as guest curator at the Wellcome Collection (UK) and curated part of City of Women’s 25 year anniversary festival in 2019 (SL). Emma has experience as a freelance producer in the UK, where they worked with artists such as Poppy Jackson, Manuel Vason and SPILL Festival. Emma holds a MA in Theater and Performance from Queen Mary, University of London and a BA (Hons) in Drama, Applied Theatre & Education from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
Jørgen Callesen (They/He) is co-founder and co-director of Warehouse9.
For the past 17 years, they have been an integral part of developing Warehouse9 to become a leading organisation for cross-aesthetic queer art, including international festivals and socially engaged projects. He holds a Ph.D. in information & media science from Aarhus University (2005) and has an artistic practice with the performance figure “miss fish”. They have presented solo work in Denmark and internationally since 2002 and work in collaboration with numerous queer artists as well as in lager scale productions.