




A disorienting distortion of perception. Wearing costumes that enshroud their entire body and face, the audience circulates freely through the performance area, a space in which all manner of boundaries become blurred: the boundaries between dancer and spectator, between the animate and the inanimate, between representation and participation, between space and sound.
Our senses are finely honed to detect human forms and features, but when objects and creatures assume an all-to human-like air, we are filled with a strange feeling of unease and fascination. Hoods tackles this phenomenon, otherwise known as “Uncanny Valley”. The result is an arresting total work of art that carries the audience along with it on a hypnotic trip.
Hoods was awarded The Norwegian Dance Critics’ Award 2013/2014.
Ingri Fiksdal
Signe Becker
Signe Becker / Anette Nan Lindrupsen
Tilo Hahn
Camilla Vatne Baratt-Due
Ingeleiv Berstad, Kristin Helgebostad, Pernille Holden and Eivind Seljeseth
Tine Tyldum and Nicole Schuchardt
Mie Dinesen
Kedja Wilderness Residency, Black Box Theatre, Oktoberdans/BIT Teatergarasjen, MDT Stockholm, New Theatre Institute of Latvia and The Oslo National Academy of the Arts/The Norwegian Artistic Research Program
The Norwegian Arts Council, Fond for lyd og bilde, Fond for utøvende kunstnere and Det norske komponistfond. Thanks to Muscle Temple The Residency.
PAHN and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and The Norwegian Arts Council
Hoods was awarded The Norwegian Dance Critics’ Award 2013/2014