Cullberg Audition - Season 25/26 - Hiring in process/Finished, not possible to apply

Cullberg is looking for dancers to join its ensemble for the season of 2025-2026.

Cullberg is one of Sweden’s most well-known international dance companies. We present choreographers from all over the world and produce high quality contemporary dance. By daring to remain in the unknown we aim to challenge, expand and get lost in the possibilities of dance. By accessing new trails and collaborate with exciting choreographers we create dance that wasn’t there before.

Kristine Slettevold is the Artistic Director. Cullberg is part of the Swedish National Touring Theatre, Riksteatern.

“Dance is constantly changing, because it is rooted in the times we live in” – Birgit Cullberg, founder of Cullberg (1967).

We are committed to being an inclusive institution. We want everyone who visits or works with us to feel welcome, included and respected.

The 2025-2026 season will likely consist of new productions and tours of existing works by Halla Ólafsdóttir, Hooman Sharifi, Alexandra Bachzetsis, Renan Martins and Ligia Lewis.

More information about Cullberg can be found on our website.

Preference is given to candidates with:

• Strong performing skills, with expertise in improvisation and contemporary dance vocabularies;
• Experience in developing, contributing and creating movement and performative material during a creation process, both individually and in collaboration;
• Versatility in working with different techniques, styles, contexts and presentation environments;
• Willingness to participate in reflective discussions about the work;
• Ability to communicate in English, both verbally and in writing.

Application deadline: November 1st, 2024

Required mandatory documents: A full cv and a portrait picture (recent and passport style)

Audition date: January 18th and 19th, 2025

Location: Cullberg at Riskteatern, Hallunda (Stockholm, Sweden)

Please note that we only accept applications through the recruitment platform, not via e-mail.