Danseprinsessen- En interaktiv danseforestilling for barn

Little Lotte wants to dance all the time, but her mum and dad want her to do something sensible with her life. One day, she hears music drifting out of a window. Inside, she sees children dancing on their toes, wearing beautiful flared skirts and moving with long, graceful movements. How can she convince her parents to let her join the dance? “The Dancing Princess” is an interactive performance where the children in the audience actively take part, helping Lotte move the story forward through dance and movement. The experience lasts approximately 30–40 minutes. After the performance, the children will have the opportunity to see and feel pointe shoes up close and talk to the dancer. A perfect Saturday activity for children who love to move! ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE “The Dancing Princess” has previously been performed more than 150 times through Barnas Musikkteater, both in Norway and Romania. The performance is choreographed and produced by Julie Schartum Dokken, who received the City of Oslo Talent Scholarship for the development of the production in 2020. Julie has worked as a dancer, choreographer and teacher since 2013. She holds a BA in Classical Ballet and a teaching qualification (PPU) from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, as well as further education from institutions including NTNU, the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, the University of Oslo and Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences. From 2025 to 2027, she is completing a master’s degree in Digital Learning Design at OsloMet. Good to know: * Suitable for children aged 2–7.