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Bazm (Repertoire) at Dansens hus

Through subtle shifts and insistent choreography, the audience is invited to experience a world of wonder that explores the boundaries of how we recognize and authenticate movement.

Dancers in modern costumes dance in a hall with bright walls and floors.

Bazm (Repertoire). Source: Dansens hus

About the performance

How could we imagine a repertoire outside of what we already know and appreciate of dance? This question is the starting point for the project Bazm (Repertoire), the incentive for the work is to fabricate an entirely forged repertoire, turning the notion into a lens for an active questioning of the modes of recognition, authentication and conception of dance and choreography.

Subtle and rigorous, Armin Hokmi together with an international group of artists bring on the stage a work of choreography dedicated to movements that albeit impulsive, are taken onto the body of the dancers like refined sculptures. Insistent and phrase by phrase the dance takes on new shapes, introspective to gazing outwards. Movements that are out of the heart and in the bones, with subtle shifts and flinching gestures, either bat shit crazy or gently patient, the work brings to view what it takes to define a world together. A dance full of wonder.

About the artist

Armin Hokmi works with dance and choreography. His starting point was as an actor in Iran in 2009, and he has since studied and worked internationally. As an associated artist at Montpellier Danse 2024–2026, he explores dance that falls outside traditional categories. His work is characterized by precision, accuracy, and a blend of joy and sensitivity.

More information about the performance

Tickets

UiO employees can buy tickets at half price for 250 NOK by using this link. Regular price is 395 NOK.

Organiser

Dansens hus
Published July 3, 2026 9:28 AM - Last modified Aug. 7, 2026 9:56 AM