Photo Martin Dam Kristensen
About the performance
Dansehallerne and The Danish National School of Performing Arts are proud to present the first generation of graduates from the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance and Choreography, Holstebro.
Sung: If the world was ending, where would you want to be?
As the world falls down
As the world caves in
After failure, what does perseverance feel like?
In the face of catastrophe, where is the calm?
Where do you look for more profound love?
In dusk anthems, the graduating dancers navigate through these questions, these lyrics. In a performance characterized by energy, presence and cohesion, the audience experience the dancers’ responsiveness, their resiliency, their ability to support each other, and to dance with abandon.
Photo Martin Dam Kristensen
Credits
Choreography Liz Kinoshita
Created with and performed by Flora Josephine Kryger-Hansen, Gustav Emil Møller, Hilda Holm; Jázmin Weber, Marc Cerdà-Bacete, Mariana Antunes Graça, Nastasja Berezin; Nea Mäntylä, Tilda Lärke; Vilda Palmkvist, Alvilda Beck Schwartz
Light Design Liz Kinoshita, Troels Majgaard, Thomas Sunesen
Costumes Toke Broni Strandby, Liz Kinoshita with the support from Gustav Emil Møller
Production Manager Toke Broni Strandby
Head of Programme Tiziana Fracchiolla
Photos Martin Dam Kristensen
Thanks to: Balletskolen Holstebro; Dansk Talent Akademi, Tina Albertsen, Andreas Risby Rosen, Holstebro Musikteater, George Lewis Jr., Erik Nevin.
Photo Martin Dam Kristensen
Alvilda Beck Schwartz Performer
Gustav Emil Møller Performer
Jázmin Weber Performer
Flora Josephine Kryger-Hansen Performer
Hilda Holm Performer
Marc Cerdà-Bacete Performer
Photos Martin Dam Kristensen and Hilda Holm
Mariana Antunes Graça
Performer
Nea Mäntylä Performer
Vilda Palmkvist Performer
Nastasja Berezin Performer
Tilda Lärke Performer
Photos Martin Dam Kristensen and Hilda Holm
Liz Kinoshita Choreographer
Liz Kinoshita (CA/SE) is a choreographer, performer, pedagogue and dance advocate. She has worked with ZOO/Thomas Hauert, Tino Sehgal, among others, and creates her own work with core collaborators. Her creations include VOLCANO (2014), Radical Empathy (2017), You Can’t Take It With You (2017), 11 O’clock (2021), Saga Saga (2024). From August 2026 she will be the Artistic Director of Norrdans (SE).
Photos
Photo Martin Dam Kristensen
Practical info
Dates and times
16.–17.6.2026, 20:00
Duration and stage approx 1 hour in Hallen
Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible, with an elevator providing access to the stages. All restrooms are genderneutral, and an accessible toilet for wheelchair users is available.
Dansehallerne’s address Franciska Clausens Plads 27, 1799 Copenhagen V.
About Dansehallerne
Dansehallerne is a national center for dance and choreography. Our focus lies in presenting and co-producing Danish and international productions for all ages. We are a gathering point for passionate dance audiences and professionals. From our center, we communicate professional knowledge of the art of dance, and we drive discussions about all aspects of the art of dance, at an intermediate level and in-depth.
Being a national center, as well as a gathering point for the local and international communities, we continuously work to ensure the best possible settings for artistic production and for the audience’s encounter with the art of dance. Every year, people from all around the country can experience the best that dance has to offer. And for several hundred artists, Dansehallerne is the year-round base and interface for professional activities within the field of dance.
Performance Program
