November 20+21. Open Showing: Weld Extended + Anna Nowicka (PL/DE)
Weld Extended’s work this fall features Polish choreographer Anna Nowicka, who is collaborating with dancers Linda Blomqvist, Karin Raudsepp, Nefelie Gioti, Madeleine Lindh and Sophie Augot.
November 20 at 6pm
November 21 at 4pm
Weld
Norrtullsgatan 7
Friee admission
Weld Extended is a continuation of our company work, and it takes on a slightly different form each time it takes place. Here, we engage in both shorter and longer choreographic processes, featuring open rehearsals or performances in both small and large formats. This fall, we have invited Polish choreographer Anna Nowicka to work with five dance artists. This process explores the body’s inner landscape, where sensations, images, and memories take shape as movement. A collaborative choreographic process that both discovers and creates material from within the lived experiences of the body.
In the Weld Extended project, dance artists are invited to collaborate with Swedish and international choreographers in curious and exploratory processes. The invitation to the choreographer involves sharing their practice, revisiting older material, or exploring new territory. For the dancers, this provides an opportunity to experience new methods and aesthetics, to be enriched and challenged, and to meet colleagues they may never have worked with before.
During Anna Nowicka’s visit, she will also perform her solo piece Uvula on November 14 and 15.
Read more here!
ANNA NOWICKA (PL/DE)
is a choreographer and dream therapist practising in Berlin and Brandenburg. She holds degrees in dance, choreography and psychology (SEAD, HZT Berlin, University of Warsaw) and has also completed a practical doctoral degree at the Łódź Film School on the topic of ‘Bodily awareness as the basis for stage presence’. Anna is employed at the International Institute for Dreaming and Imagery® and is a guest lecturer at HZT Berlin. She is a certified PCC coach with the International Coaching Federation and a certified Saphire® teacher. Her most recent choreographic works are Uvula (2024) and Die Unterwelt (2025), a performance for young audiences. In February 2026, she presented On the one who meanders at the Polish Institute in Berlin.
Weld is supported by the City of Stockholm, the Swedish Arts Council and Region Stockholm.