No Deadline is an interdisciplinary art platform based in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Initiated by the choreographic duo Toby Kassell and Ingeborg Zackariassen, the platform has grown into a vibrant space for artistic collaborations spanning choreography, music and visual art. Rooted in a shared background as professional dancers, Kassell and Zackariassen approach curation as an extension of their choreographic thinking—situating their work within the expanding field of contemporary performance and visual art.

Curating through collaboration is central to No Deadline’s practice. Their projects resist formal categorisation and evolve through responsiveness to context, process, and dialogue. Rather than cultivating a fixed aesthetic or “signature style,” No Deadline embraces multiplicity, allowing each project to take on the form it needs—whether staged, installed, or embodied. 

Their curatorial work is deeply invested in questioning hierarchies and relationships between artforms, carving out space for works that refuse to be contained, that drift between definitions, and that reimagine what choreography can be.

Since 2023, No Deadline curates the RABBIT/DUCK Interdisciplinary Art Festival, a gathering for artists who move between disciplines, break boundaries, and raise new questions through their work. 

This year’s edition of RABBIT/DUCK will happen on the 3–5 of October,  presenting two days of performances and a workshop with renowned artist Katie Duck.

In 2025, No Deadline launches Creative Currents, a new initiative offering stage time and visibility to emerging Sweden-based choreographers—providing space for fresh voices in the choreographic field.

Looking ahead, No Deadline aims to continue developing as an open, responsive platform—offering space for artists to experiment, and inviting the public to encounter unexpected and transformative artistic experiences that might otherwise go unseen.

– We are committed to building long-term infrastructures for interdisciplinary art – and to making space for emerging choreographic voices and radical poetics.