2026
Nordic Network for Dance for Young Audiences
a collaboration that aims to develop a more sustainable Nordic structure for dance for young audiences.
Our projects
We are involved in international projects to develop the performing arts for children and young people.
2025
PS – Portable Sharing
Portable Sharing explores how we can rethink green mobility, extend the life cycle of artistic works, and develop a new network for future co-production and touring in the Nordics.
2025
Shifting the Stage
Shifting the Stage offers professional and international artist development and exchange for artists with functional variations, deaf/hard of hearing and/or neurodivergent artists.
2023-2026
EU project: 3Place - Performing arts as the Third place for the young audience
The project will explore and develop methods for how we can make the performing arts a third place for young people.
EU project: Teen Ambassadors Across Europe
The project explored sustainable and inclusive ways of engaging young audiences and developed new methods of collaboration between artistic leadership and young people.
EU project: PUSH+.
The project stimulated European dialogue around themes that were, and still are, underrepresented in performing arts for young audiences: home, failure and different bodies.
EU project: PUSH
The project stimulated European dialogue around themes that were, and still are, underrepresented in performing arts for young audiences: gender and sexual identity, migration and overprotection.
EU project: T.E.E.N.
The T.E.E.N. project had an ambitious goal of creating greater interest in the performing arts among young people aged 10-19.
2016 - 2021
Iris: talk about performing arts
Iris was an online resource designed to develop children and young people's reflection on the performing arts.
2014
Performing arts and young people
This is the largest collection of texts on performing arts for children and young people ever published in Norway. The anthology was created in connection with Scenekunstbruket's 20th anniversary in 2014.