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On Tour 8 – 11 Apr 2021

Rooms – Livestream 2021

17 dancers, 36 scenes, 100 characters, 1000 costumes…

Rambert’s brilliant dancers invite us into wildly different worlds and surprising set-ups. People trying to live their lives, navigate dilemmas, swerve mishaps and survive their mini-dramas.

Rooms is a daftly ambitious dance-theatre-film that is performed live. It’s sometimes absurd it’s oftentimes funny. It’s beautiful and it’s peculiar, and occasionally a little bit sad. Or maybe it’s all perfectly normal.

From King Kong to radio shock-jocks, Rambert’s Rooms is a wild dance masterpiece

The Telegraph

Three individuals in a brightly lit room; one holds a TV and a rifle, another with long hair is shirtless, and a third, dressed in green, leans forward.

A colourful portrait of urban living

The Times

Three people in minimal clothing appear in a performance setting. One person stands inside a wardrobe with the door open, while the other two stand nearby, observing.

Thrilling glimpses of private lives

The Guardian

Choreographer
Jo Strømgren

Jo Strømgren is a Norwegian choreographer, theatre director, and playwright. As a choreographer he has been commissioned by a large number of classical and contemporary companies and he is currently the House Choreographer with the Norwegian National Ballet.

As a theatre director he has predominantly been working with institutional theatres in the Nordic countries, Germany, Russia, and USA. As a playwright he has written 25 plays in different languages and is a member of Nordic Writer’s Guild. He has also directed a feature film, several short movies, and two operas.

His independent company, Jo Strømgren Kompani, has toured globally for 20 years featuring a peculiar mix of dance, theatre, and puppet theatre, often with nonsensical languages. His CV covers nearly 200 productions, mostly full evenings, performed in more than 60 countries.