OPEN STUDIO ANNA NÄSSTRÖM (SE) & THERESA GUSTAVSSON (SE)

Name: OPEN STUDIO ANNA NÄSSTRÖM (SE) & THERESA GUSTAVSSON (SE)
Start: 2025-10-29T14:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-10-29T15:00:00+01:00
Location: Bergsgatan 29, SE-214 22 Malmö, Sverige

Schedule

Wed Oct 29 2025 at 02:00 pm to 03:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Bergsgatan 29, SE-214 22 Malmö, Sverige | Malmö, SN

Open Studios
Open studio is a concept where dance makers invite you to get a sneak peak in the middle of their process. It's a way of helping the artist to move forward but also a generous way to share with the audience. All dance maker have 30 min at their disposal.
In this open showing Anna Näsström will have a process screening of a new work that explores dance, futures, AI and democracy. It will be screening and a short Q&A after. This project is a collaboration between Anna Näsström, Caroline Jude, Simon Rydén, supported by Malmö University.
Theresa on the other hand has been focusing on the social power of dance and the magic of improvisation when she creates her new piece.

Doors open: 30 min before the event
Price: Free
Ticket: Get your Free ticket
Location: Alma Söderberg Studio

About Anna Näsström (SE)
Anna Näsström is a choreographer and danceartist based in Malmö. Her artistic practice takes place at the intersection of dance, technology and ethnography and moves between different contexts and movement languages. Club culture, transdisciplinary collaborations and worldbuilding are close at heart. Anna is the co-artistic director of the choreographic duo Ongoing Realities (OR), exploring dance and choreography in the context of digital technologies.
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Theresa Gustavsson (SE)
Theresa is a versatile dancer, choreographer and producer with roots in various street and club dance styles. With extensive experience from both the Swedish and international scene, she works with a strong community focus and a desire to use dance as a tool for meetings, feelings and communication.
“I want to highlight meetings that touch,” says Theresa.
“Cyphern can be a portal to the unknown, the warm – to what is felt.”‍The performance is planned as a light technical production that can be performed in different types of rooms, from stage to public environments, with the goal of reaching broad audiences.
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In collaboration with: Alma Söderberg & Danscentrum Syd