: Welcome to Lina Persson's 30% seminar on 9 April. Lina Persson is a PhD candidate in Film and Media.

: The Huddle is a two-day event hosted by SKH Professor John-Paul Zaccarini, asking the question "Who is left out within the circus scene?". The event is the second, independent iteration of an event held in March, and will take place 13-14 April.

: The Huddle is a two-day event hosted by SKH Professor John-Paul Zaccarini, asking the question "Who is left out within the circus scene?". The event is the second, independent iteration of an event held in March, and will take place 13-14 April.

Presentations: SKH students in Dance Pedagogy present their performances "To Contact", "Do you have time?" and "What color is my feeling?". See them live online here Wednesday 14 April. No pre-booking and free of charge. Welcome!

Presentations: SKH students in Dance Pedagogy present their performances "To Contact", "Do you have time?" and "What color is my feeling?". See them live online here Wednesday 14 April. No pre-booking and free of charge. Welcome!

Seminars/lectures: The public defence of Marie Fahlin’s doctoral project Moving through Choreography – Curating Choreography as an Artistic Practice, at Stockholm University of the Arts, will take place in the exhibition 28 April 2021 at 14.00–18.00.

Presentations: Students from the Master's Programme in Opera Vocal Performance at SKH invite you to a live-streamed presentation of their individual projects. Welcome!

Seminars/lectures: Vanja Hamidi Isacson holds part 1 of her 80% seminar: "UniZona & PolyZona": reading with subsequent talks on 10 May and in collaboration with Unga Klara. Vanja is a PhD candidate in Performing Arts.

Presentations: During two weeks in May, students at the Master's Programme New Performative Practices invite you to presentations of artistic practices. You are welcome to participate, witness, watch, listen, share and sometimes intimately engage with these artists’ inspirations and physicalities in venues throughout Stockholm.

Presentations: This is documentation of the final independent projects of the first generation of master students at the department of performing arts

Presentations: During two weeks in May, students at the Master's Programme New Performative Practices invite you to presentations of artistic practices. You are welcome to participate, witness, watch, listen, share and sometimes intimately engage with these artists’ inspirations and physicalities in venues throughout Stockholm.

Presentations: During two weeks in May, students at the Master's Programme New Performative Practices invite you to presentations of artistic practices. You are welcome to participate, witness, watch, listen, share and sometimes intimately engage with these artists’ inspirations and physicalities in venues throughout Stockholm.