Danish Dance Theatre - Important International Performances

Important International Performances

  • 2013
    • USA Tour with LOVE SONGS, Washington & New York
  • 2012
    • Rialto Theatre 15th International Dance Festival in Limassol, Cyprus
  • 11/12
    • LOVE SONGS at KulturStadtLev FORUM, Germany
    • Beijing Fringe Festival, China
    • Vitabergsparken, Stockholms Parkteatern, Sweden
  • 2011
    • UK Tour with Dance Touring Partnership presenting: KRIDT (CHALK), ENIGMA and CADANCE.
    • Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry. Lighthouse Poole. Corn Exchange, Brighton Dome. The Lowry, Salford. Grand Opera House, Belfast. Macrobert, Sterling, Nottingham Playhouse. Northern Stage, Newcastle. Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield.
    • Performing KRIDT (CHALK), ENIGMA and CADANCE at the Finnish National Ballet.
  • 10/11
    • Open Look Festival in Jerusalem, Israel
    • Open Look Festival in St. Petersburg, Russia
  • 2010
    • Touring internationally with KRIDT (CHALK), ENIGMA and CADANCE to USA, Poland, Russia, Finland, Norway, Germany and France.
  • 09/10
    • Performing KRIDT (CHALK)& SHADOWLAND at Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, Germany.
    • Performing ENGIMA, KRIDT(CHALK)& 'CADANCE' at Kuopio Dance Festival in Finland.
    • Performing KRIDT (CHALK) & SHADOWLAND at The Biarritz Festival, France.
  • 08/09
    • ANIMAL PARK at Alexander Theatre Helsinki in Finland
  • 07/08
    • Company in Residence, Joyce Soho, New York City, USA
    • New York, USA. Chinese Tour. Moscow, Rusland
  • 06/07
    • Beijing, China
  • 05/06
    • Dance Salad, Houston
  • 04/05
    • Sidney Opera House, Australia
    • Jacobs Pillow, USA
  • 2004
    • Jacobs Pillow, USA
  • 03/04
    • Extensive tour in the Middle East
    • SuperDanish at ’Habourfront’, Canada.
  • 2002
    • Cairo in Egypt
    • Damaskus in Syria

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