We are constantly surrounded by images of sexual bodies. All kinds of media expose the intimate and the erogenous. Flesh, fluids, skin, tits, and asses don’t belong to late hours in a dark joint, but to our daily life impressions. to come (extended) explores indistinctions between private and public space re. sexual representation, and the fact that it is no longer an option to switch off the stimulation of our bodily desires. Pleasure has become a must. A performance for 15 dancers exploring the sexualization of the public sphere, and how it affects us to be visually bombarded by intimate body parts and fluids.

Mette Ingvartsen’s name is bent in neon on the international stage. The Danish star choreographer now returns home to show two of her latest works. World-class dance presented at Republiqué in collaboration between Dansehallerne and Østerbro Teater.

Introduction to to come (extended):

April 5 / 18.50 – 19.15: Mette Ingvartsen introduces to the performance and her artisanship in conversation with Danjel Andersson, Director of Dansehallerne. The introduction is in English, and takes place at Republique’s foyer.

April 6 / 18.50 – 19.15: Mette Ingvartsen introduces to the performance and her artisanship in conversation with theatre and dance critic, Monna Dithmer. The introduction is in English, and takes place at Republique’s foyer.

The second performance of the Mette Ingvartsen Cavalcade is Moving in Concert from 2019 which is presented April 7 and 8. Here you can experience 9 dancers’ study of how technology models our brains and haunts our bodies long after the power has been switched off. The Cavalcade offers a unique opportunity to be double-impressed by the gifted and courageous Mette Ingvartsen.

Ticket booking for Dansehallerne’s Annual Pass holders has been released in January 2022. All Annual Pass holders have been notified directly.

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