During this residency, Andreas Haglund will be exploring social dances that originate in the club and result in identity formation. Through an insistence of both groove and abstraction, we’re studying the performative nature of relational dynamics. When does conflict arise? How does desire between bodies flow?

Alt dansematerialet er inspireret af koreografen og de individuelle danseres legemliggjorte arkiver af klubdanse. Minder om at være opslugt af dansegulvet i timevis bliver grundlaget for en koreografisk udforskning af det sociale. Transformation finder sted både æstetisk og somatisk, idet vi udforsker konstruktionen af karakterer gennem kostume, makeup og dans. Det er en let, men oprigtig fejring af kulturen i queer natteliv, dens forestillinger, dens danse, dens musik og frem for alt dens mennesker.

REALLY is a part of Qlab – Warehouse9’s lab for artistic development. 

Uropførelsen af dette værk finder sted i Dansehallerne i Hallen i maj 2027. 

OM KUNSTNEREN 

Andreas Haglund (b. 1996 in Stockholm) works as a freelance dancer, performer and choreographer in and around Stockholm, Copenhagen and Malmö.

Deres kunstneriske praksis centrerer sig om udforskninger af de somatiske, materielle og æstetiske sammenhænge mellem queer levet erfaring og den kulturelle opfattelse af natur. På scenen, i dansepraksis og i tekst.

He is an active member of Dance Cooperative; a platform, dance studio and venue for leftist dance practice and performance organised by 12 professional artists in Copenhagen. Through this framework he has facilitated several performance events, presenting both his own works and collaborations as well as hosting other artists and their works.

MEDVIRKENDE 

Koreografi: Andreas Haglund
Dance, Performance and co-creators: Pierre Piton, Bee Brown, Emilie Gregersen, and Bjørk-Mynte Paulse
Kostume og Styling: Alectra Rothschild
Lyddesign: Vee Espasandín
Dramaturgi: Lydia Östberg Diakité
Lysdesign og rum: Sofia Stål og Will Zawistowski

andreashaglund.net

REALLY is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation, Knud Højgaards Fond, William Demant Fonden og Augustinus Fonden

Warehouse9 is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation and The City of Copenhagen 

Photo by Alexis Rodríguez Cancino

Grafik af Alix Smed Dawids