Nov 25–27. Turbulent Flow / Anna Pehrsson
Anna Pehrsson has recently expanded her artistic practice to manifest itself through image and sculpture. With Turbulent Flow she is back at Weld with her choreographic research, here in solo form with premiere November 25–27.
November 25 at 7pm
November 26 at 7pm
November 27 at 4pm
Weld
Norrtullsgatan 7
Book at: book.weld.se
In unpredictable swirls, a body spreads out like a pulsating and ambiguous terrain. What lives here? Between storm and calm, at the surface and the skin, movements, flows and voices emerge from past and future. Fossils and echoes are awakened. A signal gets stronger and reverses. They expand past their bodies. Now only natural phenomena.
CHOREOGRAPHY and DANCE: Anna Pehrsson
LIGHTS and PHOTO: Thomas Zamolo
MUSIC: Shida Shahabi and Hampus Norén
COSTUME: Sasha Heinsaar
ARTISTIC ADVISOR: Litó Walkey
Co-produced by Weld
With support by: The Swedish Arts Grants Committee, Kthe Swedish Arts Council and residency at Teatermaskinen/Västmanlands musiken, Riksteatern and Hallen.
ANNA PEHRSSON
born in Boliden, Sweden, is a dancer and choreographer active in the intersection of dance, choreography and visual arts. She has danced with Alias Compagnie, Corpus/ Royal Danish Ballet, and Cullberg Ballet, for choreographers such as Edouard Lock, Guilherme Botelho, Jefta van Dinther, Eszter Salamon, Deborah Hay, Rachel Tess, Benoît Lachambre, and Frédéric Gies, among others, and has made her debut as a choreographer in 2016, has created a wide range of works for Dansens hus, Weld, MDT, Bonniers Konsthall, Uppsala Konstmuseum, as well as a number of commissioned works, for example for Inkonst, Ballet Contemprañeo do Norte, Portugal, Region Uppsala, Det Platta Jorden Skåne, and Regionteater Västs Danskompani (2022). Pehrsson is one of Weld’s associate choreographers, and holds an MFA in choreography from DOCH. Since her debut in 2021 at Tjörnedala Konsthall, she is also active as a visual artist. In 2022-2023 she will participate as choreographer and dancer in the EU project Rail2Dance and develop the site-specific project Dances for the Factory in collaboration with Region Uppsala.
Weld is supported by Stockholms stad, the Swedish Arts Council and Region Stockholm