Workshop young dancers: Viktor Fröjd & Yared Tilahun Cederlund

Workshop: Choreographic Methods with Viktor Fröjd and Yared Tilahun Cederlund

Meet the dancers and creators of the work Tracks in a workshop. The starting point of the workshop is the unconditional love we have for dance, just as Tracks began its creative process. We will move between improvisation and set material and move in between. Through pulse, rhythm, and listening to oneself and each other, various concepts and dances will be taught and created on the spot. The movement techniques and qualities are rooted in various street styles.

The workshop is aimed at everyone who has dance experience and is interested in how a creative process can unfold.

Sign-up and price

Free adminsson.

Sign-up for the workshop via email dialog@skanesdansteater.se 

Practical information

For young dancers.

The workshop is from kl. 13.00-14.30. 

The workshop includes a complimentary ticket to the performance Tracks: kl 16:00-16:50

Our dance workshops are accessible to everyone, with and without disabilities.

Changing rooms are available.

About Viktor Fröjd

Viktor Fröjd, dance artist, is based in Malmö, Skåne. The background in street and club dance means that improvisation is constantly present in Viktor's work - the understanding of the social aspect, that everyone (and everything) in the room (performers and spectators) influences both the atmosphere and what actually unfolds. Through both commissioned projects and his own productions, Viktor creates and choreographs works for larger and smaller stages that tour around Sweden.

About Yared Tilahun Cederlund

After many years of studying dances and techniques within street dance and exploring other types of dance, Yared's unique movement language has emerged. From 2006 to 2013, he was most active in the Battle scene and was often seen at events like Streetstar (Sweden) and Juste Debout (France). In recent years, he has been involved as a dancer in a variety of performances, such as "IDIOM" and "DRONE" by Erik Linghede, "Mental State of Sweden" with Cullberg by Mattias Andersson, and "Raised On Rhythm" by Niki Tsappos.