AGE ON STAGE INTERNATIONAL MEETING POINT 2019
April 27 2019 14.00-18.00 Dansens Hus
Age on Stage´s yearly minifestival with lectures, discussions, film premieres, research results, performances and mingle. All around and about age and stage.
GRÄNSLÖS
2019 years focus is the body.
How to keep it danceable in a later age.
We have invited incredible pioneering doctors, sports scientists and therapists from all over the world who are exchanging non-functional bodyparts and giving extraordinary rehab to dancers and athletes.
How can one keep dancing forever?
PHOTOS
SPEAKERS

Dr. Markus Preis/ Wiesbaden Germany
Foot surgeon with speciality” complete ankle replacement” as well asexchanging other parts of the feet.

Dr. Laude/ Paris, FR
Is one of the most successful hip surgeons in the world. Works with minimally invasive orthopaedic surgery.

Charlotta Öfverholm Artistic director, Performer
Is the initiator of Age on Stage in Sweden. Followed by the festival FUCKING BURN IT- Age on Stage fall 2015. She is burning for the continuation of creating a platform for dance, experienced artists and dance as a tool for creativity, vitality and passion.
Charlotta had a complete hip replacement 4 years ago done by dr Frederick Laude in Paris. She was in balletclass 2 months later and on stage 3 months after surgery. 10 months ago she had to do the same kind of surgery to her left ankle- a total ankle replacement. She is the first professional dancer in the world undergoing this procedure, which was made by Dr Preis in Wiesbaden DE. She wants to give celebrate these incredible doctors as well as give information to the rest of her business as well as to the health care practitioners. She was alos blessed to get rehab at Auf Schalke klink in Gelsenkirchen and is forever thank ful to physiotherapist Ewa Heidvall who rund Sport och Rehabkliniken in Stockholm.
Since the start of Compagnie Jus de la Vie 1995, Öfverholm has created over 25 productions, which has toured all over Europe, North and South America and Africa. Her work is physical dance theatre with depth, irony, brutality and humour. Charlotta’s connection to this year’s theme of body isas well an interest in how to dance at a later age but also as she herself has undergone surgery to replace a hip joint and a full ankle replacement.
She has a background as dancer with numerous companies such as DV 8 Physical Theatre/Lloyd Newson, Bill T. Jones/NYC, Sean Curran /NYC, Complexions/ NYC, Farm in the Cave/ Viliam Docolomansky/ Prague, Roberto Galván/ Tanzcompagnie Giessen, Joseph Tmim /Toláda Berlin, Ramon Oller/ Metros Barcelona, Robert Poole/ Ballet Linz, Cie Corinne Lanselle in Paris, Dorte Olesen and Björn Elisson Kompani in Stockholm among others. Charlotta choreographs commissioned works for companies such as Norrdans/SE, Vertedance Prague/CZ, Ballet Linz/AU, Tanztheater Münster/DE, Folkoperan/SWE, Gothenburg Dance Company/SWE, Peridance CDC/NYC among others. She has choreographed films and documentaries for Swedish Television. She teaches and choreographs for schools and universities all over the world and enjoys meeting and giving to new generations of dance.

Dr Exner Grave/ Gelsenkirchen, DE
Director of Medicos Auf Schalke, a rehab centre for dancers
https://www.medicos-aufschalke.de/gesundheit- medizin/tanzmedizin/kompetenzzentrum-tanzmedizin

Sport scientist Patrick Rump/ London, UK and Frankfurt, DE
Director of GJUUM, rehab centre at the Royal Ballet i London & former Forsythe Company in Frankfurt

Physiotherapist Ewa Heidvall /Stockholm
Running a Sport and Rehab Clinique where she gets Swedish dancers back on stage after injuries