10/09/2026
Artist Presentations at Swedstage 2026
Five performing artists take the stage to present their artistic work, ongoing productions, and upcoming projects.
Designed to spark conversations and build international collaborations, these sessions create a platform for artists and presenters to connect across borders.
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Virpi Pahkinen
Choreographer and dancer Virpi Pahkinen is internationally known for her powerful performances with inspiration from mysticism, nature, and architecture. Pahkinen has performed to critical acclaim at prestigious venues across the globe, captivating audiences with her hypnotic stage presence and innovative choreography. She has been honored with numerous awards for her contributions to the arts and continues to be a significant figure in the evolution of contemporary dance.
Virpi Pahkinen
Choreographer and dancer Virpi Pahkinen is internationally known for her powerful performances with inspiration from mysticism, nature, and architecture. Pahkinen has performed to critical acclaim at prestigious venues across the globe, captivating audiences with her hypnotic stage presence and innovative choreography. She has been honored with numerous awards for her contributions to the arts and continues to be a significant figure in the evolution of contemporary dance.
Danskompaniet Spinn
Danskompaniet Spinn is an inclusive dance company based in Gothenburg. We are passionate about the art of dance and about challenging stereotypes regarding what dance is and can be. Spinn was founded in 2010, and we create powerful dance art with a spin, with a twist.
Danskompaniet Spinn
Danskompaniet Spinn is an inclusive dance company based in Gothenburg. We are passionate about the art of dance and about challenging stereotypes regarding what dance is and can be. Spinn was founded in 2010, and we create powerful dance art with a spin, with a twist.
Aloun Marchal
Aloun Marchal’s work centers on creating inclusive, sensory experiences that dissolve the distance between performers and audiences. Through movement, rhythm, sound, physical empathy, humor, absurdity