Anna Einemo Frøysland

🌿 Thank you, Festival DanseRom! Photos: Thor Brødreskift @thorbrodreskift Tending to Wilde (20 min version) Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland Composer: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Performers: Elias Elvegaard @elias11gaard Ine Halvorsen @ine_halvorsen Anna Einemo Frøysland Karl Jõgi (violin) @karljogi Outer eye: Malene Juliussen Olsen @malenejoo Costume: Signe Vasshus @signevasshus Supported by: @kulturradet and @festival_danserom Original cast and credits: /tending-to-wilde-graduation-performance-2025

Thank you for the dance, @festival_danserom <3 Such smooth organisation of everything, I admire your capacity! I performed myself for the first time in 4 years and enjoyed every second with you Åsmund, Ine, Karl and Elias🥳 Tending to Wilde (20 min version) Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland Composer: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Performers: Elias Elvegaard @elias11gaard Ine Halvorsen @ine_halvorsen Anna Einemo Frøysland Karl Jõgi (violin) @karljogi Outer eye: Malene Juliussen Olsen @malenejoo Costume: Signe Vasshus @signevasshus Video edit: Åsmund Erichsen Filmed by: Malene Juliussen Olsen Supported by: @kulturradet and Festival DanseRom Original cast and credits: /tending-to-wilde-graduation-performance-2025

Excited to show this quartet version of Tending to Wilde at @festival_danserom tomorrow! Tickets in bio. Choreography: Anna Einemo Frøysland Sound design: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Performers: Ine Gabrielsen Halvorsen, Elias Elvegaard, Karl Jõgi, Anna Einemo Frøysland @ine_halvorsen , @elias11gaard @karljogi , @annafroys Costume: Signe Vasshus @signevasshus Outer eye: Malene Juliussen Olsen @malenejoo Lights: Jan Neal Holden Sound technique: Yvonne Holter Kringstad Photos: 1: Yaniv Cohen @ytoc_dance 2: Emil Vestre/KHiO 3: Yaniv Cohen

Master in Choreography completed🤓😭😍🙈

Montage from the perfomances of "Tending to wilde", showed at @khio 4. April to 9. April! Includes footage from Yaniv Cohen @ytoc_dance Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland @annafroys Composer: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Dancers: Anna Katrine Langer Schou @annaklschou Frida Elida Høvik @frida.hovik Julie Louise Berg Bjelke @julilouise Elias Elvegaard @elias11gaard Ellie Vermunt @ellievermunt Ine Halvorsen @ine_halvorsen Beau De Lathouwer @beau.de.lathouwer04 Thomas Myklebust @thomasmykledust Musicians: Stan Callewaert @callewaert.stan (double bass) Karl Jõgi @karljogi (violin) Christin Joten @jamenheisann (viola) Costume design: Signe Vasshus Light design: Eirik Lie Hegre @elhegre Internal supervisors: Janne-Camilla Lyster @jannecamillalyster , and Anne Grete Eriksen External supervisor: Dragana Bulut @dragana_bulut Supervisor for BA dancers: Therese Skauge Plants and nature are sometimes seen as either a true promise of innocence or as something mysterious and dangerous that is impossible to control. Mothers often receive a similar stereotypical framing. If we go beyond this simplification, what can we find? Perhaps a myriad of things, surely composite and rich. Eight dancers and three string instruments grow and expand, decay and diminish. The boundaries of the self are constantly negotiated. The performers make order out of disarray, fall into confusion again, and find themselves in what is perhaps a continuous practice of freedom. 
In this project, the ambivalences within parenthood and upbringing are juxtaposed with the plant as a figure of thought. Plants extend beyond being simply a metaphor, to an embedded knowledge to interact and think along with – letting us follow the path of patient wilderness.

Final show of 'Tending to wilde' today😌 Audience members have described the piece as both 'meditative', 'surprising', 'seamless' and 'trippy'. Take your pick🤭 At 16:00, stage 5, KHiO. Link in bio. 📸 : @iskremil / KHiO About the show: Plants and nature are sometimes seen as either a true promise of innocence or as something mysterious and dangerous that is impossible to control. Mothers often receive a similar stereotypical framing. If we go beyond this simplification, what can we find? Perhaps a myriad of things, surely composite and rich.  Eight dancers and three string instruments grow and expand, decay and diminish. The boundaries of the self are constantly negotiated. The performers make order out of disarray, fall into confusion again, and find themselves in what is perhaps a continuous practice of freedom. In this project, the ambivalences within parenthood and upbringing are juxtaposed with the plant as a figure of thought. Plants extend beyond being simply a metaphor, to an embedded knowledge to interact and think along with – letting us follow the path of patient wilderness. Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland  Composer: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Dancers: Anna Katrine Langer Schou Frida Elida Høvik Julie Louise Berg Bjelke Elias Elvegaard  Ellie Vermunt  Ine Halvorsen  Beau De Lathouwer  Thomas Myklebust Musicians: Stan Callewaert (double bass) Karl Jõgi (violin) Kristin Joten (viola) Costume design: Signe Vasshus Light design: Eirik Lie Hegre Internal supervisors: Janne-Camilla Lyster and Anne Grete Eriksen External supervisor: Dragana Bulut Supervisor for BA dancers: Therese Skauge Special thanks to:  Charlotte Sletten Bjorå/Naturhistorisk museum, Johanna Øyno, Berit Einemo Frøysland, Roza Moshtagi, Aslak Aune Nygård, Trine Lise Moe, Gunhild Mathea Husvik-Olaussen, Elisabeth C. Gmeiner, Zsuzsanna Rózsavölgyi

𝗦𝗟𝗢𝗧 𝟮- 𝗣𝗢𝗪𝗘𝗥𝗙𝗨𝗟𝗟𝗬 𝗩𝗨𝗟𝗡𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗕𝗟𝗘 L I F E L E F T B E H I N D Whilst driving, a woman attempts to reconcile with her past and the scars it left behind. Während der Fahrt versucht eine Frau, sich mit ihrer Vergangenheit und den Narben, die sie hinterlassen hat, auszusöhnen. Director @valiazwart @kometfilm Choreographer @annafroys Norway 2022 6 minutes LIFE LEFT BEHIND will be screened on the 18th of May 2025 in Neuchátel, @cinepel , Salle Apollo 🎬 @tanzfest_fetedeladanse @fetedeladansecantondeneuchatel

General today👏 Can´t wait to share what we have been working on in the graduation project "Tending to wilde" 🌱 Tickets for the performance here: https://khio.no/events/2138 📸: Yaniv Cohen @ytoc_dance Plants and nature are sometimes seen as either a true promise of innocence or as something mysterious and dangerous that is impossible to control. Mothers often receive a similar stereotypical framing. If we go beyond this simplification, what can we find? Perhaps a myriad of things, surely composite and rich. Eight dancers and three string instruments grow and expand, decay and diminish. The boundaries of the self are constantly negotiated. The performers make order out of disarray, fall into confusion again, and find themselves in what is perhaps a continuous practice of freedom. In this project, the ambivalences within parenthood and upbringing are juxtaposed with the plant as a figure of thought. Plants extend beyond being simply a metaphor, to an embedded knowledge to interact and think along with – letting us follow the path of patient wilderness. Credits: Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland Composer: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Dancers: Anna Katrine Langer Schou @annaklschou Frida Elida Høvik @frida.hovik Julie Louise Berg Bjelke @julilouise Elias Elvegaard @elias11gaard Ellie Vermunt @ellievermunt Ine Halvorsen @ine_halvorsen Beau De Lathouwer @beau.de.lathouwer04 Thomas Myklebust @thomasmykledust Musicians: Stan Callewaert (double bass) @callewaert.stan Karl Jõgi (violin) @karljogi Kristin Joten (viola) @jamenheisann Costume design: Signe Vasshus Light design: Eirik Lie Hegre @elhegre Internal supervisors: Janne-Camilla Lyster and Anne Grete Eriksen External supervisor: Dragana Bulut Supervisor for BA dancers: Therese Skauge Special thanks to: Charlotte Sletten Bjorå/Naturhistorisk museum, Johanna Øyno, Berit Einemo Frøysland, Roza Moshtagi, Aslak Aune Nygård, Trine Lise Moe, Gunhild Mathea Husvik-Olaussen, Elisabeth C. Gmeiner, Zsuzsanna Rózsavölgyi Shows: Stage 5 04.04.2025: 16:00 05.04.2025: 12:30 07.04.2025: 12:30 08.04.2025: 18:00 09.04.2025: 16:00

Premiere on friday! 😊 Tickets are for free: https://khio.no/events/2143 KHiO, Stage 5 04.04.2025: 16:00 05.04.2025: 12:30 07.04.2025: 12:30 08.04.2025: 18:00 09.04.2025: 16:00 About: Plants and nature are sometimes seen as either a true promise of innocence or as something mysterious and dangerous that is impossible to control. Mothers often receive a similar stereotypical framing. If we go beyond this simplification, what can we find? Perhaps a myriad of things, surely composite and rich. Eight dancers and three string instruments grow and expand, decay and diminish. The boundaries of the self are constantly negotiated. The performers make order out of disarray, fall into confusion again, and find themselves in what is perhaps a continuous practice of freedom. In this project, the ambivalences within parenthood and upbringing are juxtaposed with the plant as a figure of thought. Plants extend beyond being simply a metaphor, to an embedded knowledge to interact and think along with – letting us follow the path of patient wilderness. Credits: Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland @annafroys Composer: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Dancers: Anna Katrine Langer Schou @annaklschou Frida Elida Høvik @frida.hovik Julie Louise Berg Bjelke @julilouise Elias Elvegaard @elias11gaard Ellie Vermunt @ellievermunt Ine Halvorsen @ine_halvorsen Beau De Lathouwer @beau.de.lathouwer04 Thomas Myklebust @thomasmykledust Musicians: Stan Callewaert (double bass) @callewaert.stan Karl Jõgi (violin) @karljogi Kristin Joten (viola) @jamenheisann Costume design: Signe Vasshus Light design: Eirik Lie Hegre @elhegre Internal supervisors: Janne-Camilla Lyster and Anne Grete Eriksen External supervisor: Dragana Bulut @dragana_bulut Supervisor for BA dancers: Therese Skauge Photos: Åsmund Erichsen Special thanks to: Charlotte Sletten Bjorå/Naturhistorisk museum, Johanna Øyno, Berit Einemo Frøysland, Roza Moshtagi, Aslak Aune Nygård, Trine Lise Moe, Gunhild Mathea Husvik-Olaussen, Elisabeth C. Gmeiner, Zsuzsanna Rózsavölgyi

Sneak peak from the rehearsals of the MA project “Tending to wilde” 🌿 Only two weeks left until the premiere, 4th of April! Eight dancers and three string instruments grow and expand, decay and diminish. The ambivalences within parenthood and upbringing are juxtaposed with the plant as a figure of thought. Plants extend beyond being simply a metaphor, to an embedded knowledge to interact and think along with – letting us follow the path of patient wilderness. Video by Åsmund Erichsen Tickets are available soon! Performance dates and times: Stage 5, KHiO 4th of April at 16:00 5th of April at 12:30 7th of April at 12:30 8th of April at 18:00 9th of April at 15:00 Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland Composer: Åsmund Erichsen @asmunderichsen Dancers: Anna Katrine Langer Schou Frida Elida Høvik Julie Louise Berg Bjelke Elias Elvegaard Ellie Vermunt Ine Halvorsen Beau De Lathouwer Thomas Myklebust Musicians: Stan Callewaert (double bass) @callewaert.stan Karl Jõgi (violin) Kristin Joten (viola) Costume design: Signe Vasshus Light design: Eirik Lie Hegre Internal supervisors: Janne-Camilla Lyster and Anne Grete Eriksen External supervisor: Dragana Bulut Supervisor for dancers: Therese Skauge Special thanks to: Charlotte Sletten Bjorå and Naturhistorisk museum Johanna Øyno Berit Einemo Frøysland Roza Moshtagi Aslak Aune Nygård Trine Lise Moe

Thank you so much, Chen and Birgitte, for some lovely working days in Oslo with the research project "Coffee encounters", thanks to the grant @culturemoveseurope We worked with expanding on and connecting the performative aspects of mundane life in Cafes in Oslo

It has been enjoyable to explore a room full of distinct clocks together with such dedicated dancers, composer and designer at @tekniskmuseum . Don't miss the last site specific performances today at 1200, 1400 and 1500! 5 pieces in different parts of the museum of 10 min each. Meet up in the reception. 🕰️ Dancers: @chen.nadler @ingerflotve Wiktor Matulewicz Composer: @aurorapambianchi Costume designer: @unekristinteigen Choreographer: Anna Einemo Frøysland Video and edit: @aurorapambianchi A collaboration between: @khio @musikkhogskolen @tekniskmuseum