
The project has been running for five years and consists of three main elements:
See The DEN program 2025
History
The DEN was initiated in 2018 by CODA Oslo International Dance Festival in collaboration with twelve other dance institutions, organizers, and producers within the dance art field, with the then Executive Director Live Rosenvinge at the helm. The project received support from the Arts Council Norway and the City of Oslo for a three-year period. In 2023, CODA continued the platform without new funding, but in collaboration with Dansens Hus, Bærum Kulturhus, Black Box Teater, and with support from Performing Arts Hub Norway. The platform continues to evolve to meet the needs of the field and proudly continues its collaboration with the aforementioned organizations through 2025.
The partners represent large parts of the dance field in Norway and are a targeted effort to strengthen the industry and provide presentation opportunities for dance artists from Norway.
Read the article about The DEN written by Springback Magazine.
Partners 2019-2021
Black Box teater, Bærum Kulturhus, Dansens Hus, Den Norske Opera & Ballett, Riksscenen, Performing Arts Hub Norway, Oktoberdans, Ravnedans, DanseFestival Barents, Kortreist Dansefestival, Multiplié Dansefestival and Stockholm Kunstnärliga Högskola.
Partners 2023
Dansens Hus, Bærum Kulturhus og Black Box teater, with support from Performing Arts Hub Norway.
Partners 2025
Bærum Kulturhus, Black Box Teater, and Dansens Hus, with support from Performing Arts Hub Norway.
Former programmes
The DEN programme 2020
Seminarrekke for scenekunstprodusenter
The DEN 2020 held a total of 5 full day seminars for producers. The Seminars was held on the following festivals during the year:
Multiplié Dance Festival, Kortreist Dance Festival, Ravnedans, Oktoberdans and DanseFestival Barents.
Due to COVID-19 some seminars have been postponed to 2021.
The seminar programme covered topics as leadership, marketing and sales, production and artistic context.
Participating artists 2019-2023