ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE
Infinétude is Alma Söderberg’s largest self-produced work to date. Together with five performers, she explores the relationship between rhythm, movement, voice and emotion. Joy, grief, anger and resistance emerge through shifting patterns of dance and music, where emotions are carried through bodies, voices and melodies. As the group moves in and out of shared rhythms, they develop a collective way of listening, acting, singing and dancing.
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ABOUT ALMA SÖDERBERG
Alma Söderberg is a choreographer and performer known for her intricate interplay of movement, rhythm, voice and sound. Her work combines metrical precision with emotional physicality, creating a distinctive, rhythm-driven dance language that is both playful and evocative. Rooted in contemporary dance and flamenco, her artistic research explores the relationship between seeing and listening—how the ear and eye shape perception. Alongside her artistic practice, she occasionally works as a curator.
CREDITS
Concept and Choreography: Alma Söderberg
Performance with and by Anja Müller, Roger Sala Reyner, Alen Nsambu, Eliott Marmouset, Anna Fitoussi, Alma Söderberg
Dramaturgy: Igor Dobričić Light
Design: Sandra Liscano
Costume: Behnaz Aram
Scenography: Pol Matthé
Technical Direction: Imre Zsibrik
With sung or spoken text, quotes and paraphrases by: The performers, Etel Adnan, Édouard Glissant, Josef Albers and Isabel Escudero.
Production: Sofia Wickman
Distribution: Giulia Messia
A production by Alma Söderberg Studio, in coproduction with Norrlandsoperan, Festival d’Automne à Paris, Moderna Dansteatern MDT, Dansens Hus Stockholm, Skogen, INKONST, Kunstencentrum BUDA - NEXT festival.
Funded by Swedish Arts Council, Region Skåne.
Alma Söderberg Studio is supported by the Swedish Arts Council and the City of Malmö.
Presented by Malmö Dance Week in collaboration with Dansstationen
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