In NET for children 5 – 9 years and their grown-ups, a large net spreads out into the space. Together with three dancers, the audience unfolds the performance, and a choreographic kaleidoscope emerges. Here we lose ourselves in an undulating landscape of 192 elastic squares, and with dance as the driving force, they open new doors through which the imagination can sneak in. Accompanied by catchy beats and melodious loops, we explore with each other in an aesthetic experience.

In contrast to contemporary ideas about identity, autonomy and independence, NET offers dance by giving space for everyone to become a link in the chain, a thread in the web, or an atom in the molecule. With wondering curiosity, we can see ourselves in the web as part of new figures in constant change. Perhaps this is where a world of singing cats enters – or pixelated avatars dancing in a pyramid?

NET is at the same time playful and serious; a performance where the dancers create an including atmosphere, guiding the audience to investigate and get lost.