Release party Salvador de Bahia, Brasil

On Thursday 25th of April The Swedish Dance History Vol. 4 will make its first ever appearance in Salvador de Bahia, Brasil.

Join Bianca Góis and Cecília Accioly at VIVADANÇA Balcony and pick up your copy of the silver bible.

Where: The event is part of VIVADANÇA International Festival at Teatro Vila Velha and this is at Av. Sete de Setembro, s/n – Passeio Público, Campo Grande, Salvador – Bahia (Brasil)
When: Thursday 25 April
What: The Swedish Dance History book release volume 4. See the Facebook event here.

Release Party London

Here are some images from the release party in London. All images taken by Andrew Downs.

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Release Party London

On Saturday 6th of April  The Swedish Dance History Vol. 4 will make its first ever appearance in London.

Come join Neil Callaghan and Francis Christeller for the release event for The Swedish Dance History Vol. 4. Chat and mingle over informal drinks with this year’s contributors and pick up free copies of the book to take home not only for yourself but for your lovers, friends, your enemies, and neighbours.

Where: The event is part of What_now festival. Siobhan Davies Dance, 85 St George’s Road, London, England.
When: Saturday 6 April
What: The Swedish Dance History book release volume 4. See the Facebook event here.

What_now festival is being held 5-7 April: tickets are £5 for a day pass and £15/£10 for a day pass plus entry to the evening events. Tickets available at: http://www.artsadmin.co.uk/events/3267

The facebook event for What_now is at: https://www.facebook.com/events/623222557694033/
http://www.whatnowfestival.co.uk/

Sunday Reading Session at MDT in Stockholm

On Sunday 3rd of March we discussed and read The Swedish Dance History Vol. 4 together in the foyer at MDT. It was enlightening and cosy. We ate soup and shared our thoughts about this all-encompassing project. The TSDH Vol. Reading Sunday Session took place before a showing of a work in progress by Marcus Baldemar and Carlos Maria Romero and before a performance of Eleanor Bauer’s “ELEANOR!” and “(BIG GIRLS DO BIG THINGS)” in the theatre. Read more here.

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Release Party Stockholm

On Friday the 22nd February The Swedish Dance History Vol. 4 made its first appearance in Stockholm, at Moss Utställningar.

Where: Mossutställningar Nya Kontoret, Birger Jarlsgatan 18 A
When: Friday 22 Feb, 18:00 until 21:00
What: The Swedish Dance History book release volume 4

Mossutställningar is a joyful art organisation that has since 2006 been running “Nya Kontoret” a studio-complex at Stureplan with over 1500 sqm and 70 cultural workers (ranging from musicians, artists, designers, writers etc). Mossutställningars main objectives are to broaden the concept of public art.

www.mossustallningar.com

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Release Party Oslo

On Wednesday the 30th of January The Swedish Dance History Vol. 4 will make its first appearance in Oslo. You can pick up your copy at the event “Plus plus” which is being held in the foyer of the Black Box Teater. See here for more details. Here as well.  

Release Party Manchester

The first release event for The Swedish Dance History Vol. 4 is to take place in Manchester on Friday the 25th of January. See here for more details. 

TSDH Release Party Postponed

The book has not arrived in Stockholm in time for the release party tomorrow. There will be a party, and it will be phenomenal. Keep your eyes peeled for more information.

For those in Stockholm be sure not to miss A Night At The Theatre at MDT (presentation of four new pieces by Amanda Apetrea, Emma Tolander, Nadja Hjorton and Stina Nyberg).  You can see it tonight, Saturday, at 1900 and tomorrow, Sunday, at 1400.

After Sunday’s show there will be a panel discussion. Inspired by Ásgerdur Gunnarsdóttir’s presentation at the Reykjavik Dance Festival this August. Choreographers will be making statements about the Swedish dance scene.

TSDH off to the printers

TSDH Open Office in Brooklyn

Here they are, making history.

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