JUBILEE PERFORMANCE
STELLARIS DANSTEATER – 40 years in 2020
Stellaris DansTeater's 40th jubilee performance is a leap of thought from old to modern times visualised through several scenes. In a universe of movements and colours, joik and film, moods are created around petroglyphs and hunters.
The world premiere of Svaner I stein (Swans in stone) is a visually beautiful and energetic dance performance inspired by petroglyphs from Alta and the motif "Two Swans in Stone" which is from petroglyphs outside Belamorsk in the Republic of Karelia. "Swans in stone" is introduced by an excerpt from the performance Geidosis (I skjul / Hidden), which is a reworked piece from Stellaris' repertoire.
"Swans in stone" is the follower of the success of Adnazdi, which was described as a breath of fresh air, and with standing ovations from the audience in both Norway and Russia. Adnazdi was a collaboration between Stellaris DansTeater and "Kantele" (State National Song and Dance ensemble of The Republic of Karelian). The plan was that we would be on stage together during the jubilee performance, but due to the pandemic this has been postponed until 2021.
We hope our audience will welcome our Norwegian-Sami edition - Welcome
As a part of Stellaris DansTeaters 40th jubilee performance the short film "Svaner i stein - Veidefolket" / "Swans in stone - The Nomadic People" was produced. More information here
Choreographer and Director Solveig Leinan-Hermo Dancers Tonje Aas Molnes, Ekaterina Nikitina and Eivind Linn Composer and yoik Halvdan Nedrejord Yoik/Song Johan Anders Bær Percussion Studio Recording Sverre Gjørvad Light design Espen Drag Isaksen Costume- and set design Hilde Skancke Pedersen Costume makers Gerlinde Thiessen and Jill Hinzmann Costumes film Beaivváš Sámi Našunála Teáhter/ Sven Henriksen Camera and edit film Andreas Ausland Edit film Marie Hermo Jensen Production assistant film Jan Cato D. Nilut Project co-worker, design and marketing Marie Hermo Jensen Photo Andreas Ausland
Supported by BarentsKult, Hammerfest kommune, Scene Finnmark and Beaivváš Sámi Našunála Teáhter.
Supported by BarentsKult, Hammerfest kommune, Scene Finnmark and Beaivváš Sámi Našunála Teáhter.