An evening of improvisation around algorithms, rules and systems, in sound, movement and visuals. The dancers and musicians explore a number of different improvisation systems, while also reflecting on what happens within this practice.
The evening includes two performance sets, with food served in the break (included in the ticket).
Tickets: 150kr / 100kr (students, retired, etc.)

The evening is a collaboration between the performing arts duo No Deadline and the Swedish-American group of musician-researchers called Systemic Quartet. It is a part of the artistic research project Entangled Musicianship at University of Gothenburg, supported by the Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet).

No Deadline: Toby Kassell and Ingeborg Zackariassen are Gothenburg-based choreographers and performers working collaboratively at the intersection of movement, sound, and text. Through their platform No Deadline, they create interdisciplinary works grounded in embodied listening, improvisation, and the shifting relations between physical and sonic composition.

Systemic Quartet:
Palle Dahlstedt, Swedish composer and improviser, pianist and electronic musician, explorer of new kinds of musical interaction for more than two decades. Professor of interaction design, professor of art & technology, University of Gothenburg and Aalborg University.
Per Anders Nilsson, Swedish composer and improviser, deeply rooted in free jazz and free improvisation, playing sax and electronics. Professor emeritus of music, University of Gothenburg.
Tim Perkis, electronic music pioneer and improviser from USA, currently living in Gothenburg, cofounder of the legendary League of Automatic Composers in the 1970s and The Hub in the 1980s.
Gino Robair, improviser, composer, multiinstrumentalist, and visual artist from California. A leading character in the San Francisco improvisation scene, and has played with each and everyone.