Rasmus Ölme

Sted
København
Stilling
Leder af dans København, professor MSO
Telefonnr.
+45 4172 2085

background

Rasmus Ölme holds a PhD in Media studies with the subject Choreography from KTH/Uniarts in Stockholm. The thesis is available here.

Rasmus was a freelance dancer in Belgium, France and Spain before starting to choreograph himself. He has produced and toured internationally and has extensive guest teaching experience from festivals and professional educations and studios around the world.

He is professor and head of the BFA in Dance and Choreography and the MFA in Choreography at The Danish National School of Performing Arts. In addition, Rasmus is acting head of artistic research.

Knowledge from subject-related practice

How to disappear

Public performances at The House of Psychiatry, Uppsala Arts Museum and Uppsala Concert and Congress Hall. Choreographer and performer, Uppsala, Sweden 2015-17.

AUTOPILOT

Artist in residence in the project Samtidsverket, curated by Cecilia Olsson and Malin Astner
Choreographer and performer. Inter Arts Center, Malmö, 2016.

MODUL 6

Research presentation/performance together with the group Svärmen
Choreographer and performer. Hellerau (Dresden) and Studio Alta (Prague) 2014-15.

The duchess of amalfi

Choreographer. Directed by Suzanne Osten for Dramaten, Stockholm, 2020.

alchestis

Choreographer. Directed by Eli Papakonstantinou for Dramaten, Stockholm, 2022.

Temps mort

Choreographer and performer. Directed by Suzanne Osten for Stockholm City Theatre, Stockholm, 2023.

konspiration

Choreographer. Directed by Suzanne Osten for Dramaten, Stockholm, 2023.

det är ingen idé (there is no point)

Choreographer and dancer. Dansens Hus/Elverket, Stockholm, 2024.

SELECTION OF GUEST TEACHING 2017-2026

  • NYU, Tisch School of Performing Arts, New York
  • Uniarts, Stockholm
  • Anton Bruckner University, Linz
  • Circuit Est, Montreal
  • Iceland University of the Arts, Reykjavik
  • Impuls Tanz, Vienna

 

Photo: Thomas Zamolo
Photo: Thomas Zamolo
Photo: Nicklas Dennermalm
Photo: Håkan Larsson
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