AVIAJA Dance "Speech/less". Foto: Ena Kurtagic Granulo

AVIAJA Dance
From Manitsoq to Haderslev and Runavik. Working with young audiences in the Nordic regions

Are you curious about dance and choreography for young audiences – and would you like to learn from fresh experience with touring in Nordic areas? Then join us in this meeting with your collegues. 

AVIAJA Dance just finished one and a half years of touring with “Speech/less” in mostly schools at different locations in Denmark, Greenland and Faeroe Islands. They are now ready to share their experience with you. Both what concerns creating a dance piece for children, and in regards to meeting children and their adults outside of the theatre venues, in small – and very small – Nordic communities. 

Choreographer and dancer Sarah Aviaja Hammeken, dancer Alexander Montgomery-Andersen and composer and singer Mathilde Rosengren Bruun will host this informative and playful meeting for peers.

Sarah Aviaja Hammeken is a choreographer and dancer educated at Balletakademien in Stockholm, Sweden. In 2019, she established AVIAJA Dance, where she creates performances that draw on her Greenlandic origins. Hammeken is driven by a deep interest in engaging with society through the body and dance. Alexander Montgommery-Andersen is an Arctic artist with a Greenlandic background, and with a degree in dance from the Bårdar Akademiet, Norway. He works primarily with a Nordic perspective and is very interested in exploring how the physical boundaries of the body are expressed aesthetically – and arouse emotional responses in the audience. Mathilde Rosengren Bruun is a singer, songwriter and pianist. She is educated as a rhythmic singer at Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium in Aarhus. Rosengren Bruun writes music under the name VELA in the genre of electronic pop.

Artist

AVIAJA Dance

Title

From Manitsoq to Haderslev and Runavik. Working with young audiences in the Nordic regions

Type

Peer to Peer

Date

21.1.2026, 16:00

Duration

2 hours

Venue

Studio 03, Dansehallerne Franciska Clausens Plads 27, 1799 København V

Credits

Photo: Ena Kurtagic Granulo.

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