Ine Terese Hogstad is from Sandnes and lives in Bergen. She works as a choreographer, dancer and educator, graduated with a BA in dance from the University of Stavanger and an MA from NTNU. She has created a number of dance performances and projects for both children and adults. In her exploration, the relationship between movement, space, place, nature and humans is central. Fløyelshjertet has been selected for the Dansens Hus initiative GREAT kunst for ALL children 2025–2027, and is adapted for children with visual impairments.
Kyuja Bae is an interdisciplinary artist from South Korea, living in Norway. She works with dance, performance, theatre and installation, with a master’s in choreography from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. Kyuja sees dance as a way of life and a tool for understanding life’s values. She has collaborated with many artists and participated in productions for, among others, De Utvalgte, Papirvinger and Panta Rei Danseteater.
Elisabeth Breen Berger is a dance artist and educator from Bergen, educated at, among others, the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and the Inland University College. She has worked as a freelance dance artist since 2008 and collaborated with various choreographers in her own and other people’s projects. She has experience as a mobility educator for blind students at Langhaugen VGS and is studying special education with a focus on adapted education.
Hege Finnset Eidseter works as a mediator for children at the Deichman library and a freelance storyteller for children and adults. She is visually impaired and has experience from the performing arts, including the projects Fragile and Blind Danser. Hege is passionate about making art and culture accessible to everyone, and works to ensure that people with special needs can participate and experience on their own terms.
Maria Victoria Høvring Høeg is a performing artist educated in scenography, costume design and visual arts from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and several Nordic art academies. She has created scenography and costumes for DNS, Det Vestnorske Teater and Borealis, among others. She is interested in interdisciplinary work and materiality, and creates projects that include children with different needs.
Sølvi Katrine Andersen is a producer at Bergen Dansesenter and has over 20 years of experience in the performing arts. She has worked for, among others, the Northern Norway Festival and Rogaland Teater. She has special expertise in performing arts for children and young people.
