My Grönholdt (she/her) is the choreographer and artistic director of the award-winning dance company MYKA, which creates magic for the youngest audiences. She creates highly visual and poetic works with immersive scenographies for children and their adults. MYKA has toured extensively nationally and internationally for the past 12 years with their cross-aesthetic performances. Daniel Jeremiah Persson (he/him/they/them) is a dancer and choreographer based in Malmö. Educated in London and active in Sweden and internationally. Works with queerness, adoption and cultural identity in works where body, costume, sound and space merge. Joel Fritzon (he/him) is a dancer and teacher, graduated from the Danish School of Performing Arts (2011). He has worked with, among others, MYKA, Danish Dance Theatre and Hotel Pro Forma. Joel is passionate about dance for children and young people and is a certified Feldenkrais Practitioner®. Teresa Fogh Schou (she/her) is a dancer and teacher graduated from the Danish School of Performing Arts (2022). In her practice, she explores text, precision and presence. She also studies psychomotor therapy to unite care, communication and movement. Paolo de Venecia Gile (they/them) is a Swedish-Filipino artist with a background in dance and nursing. Their practice explores attention, movement and language. Gile is part of Dance Cooperative and works across media, time and geography. Baum & Leahy is an artist duo (Amanda Baum (she/her) and Rose Leahy (she/her/they/them)) based between Copenhagen and London. They collaborate across disciplines to create multi-sensory installations inspired by research into earthly ecologies, sustainability, and health, and have worked with MYKA previously. Erik Christoffersen (he/him) is a sound artist and composer based in Copenhagen. He works primarily with electronic sound in performative contexts and has created music and sound design for several of MYKA’s performances, including Polar Bear, The Night and MYCELIUM. Balder Nørskov (he/him) is a light designer living in Copenhagen, educated at the Danish Academy of Performing Arts (2021). He has designed light for, among others, the Royal Danish Theatre, Aarhus Theatre and Malmö Opera and creates sensory spaces where light functions as a co-creative and investigative force. Rikke Frigast Jakobsen (she/her) is a dramaturg, educated at Aarhus University and Freie Universität in Berlin. She has worked with both dance, theatre and opera and sees the dramaturg as a caring co-creator and support person in artistic and cross-aesthetic processes.

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