Dance company based in Sweden, working internationally.

Direction by Karin Modigh.

'Brilliantly entertaining. Solen och Nordstjärnan is a historical feat. Karin Modigh has created so many beautiful pictures.'

Dagens Nyheter 2018

Solen och Nordstjärnan, opéra-ballet at Vadstena-Akademien
Stage direction and choreography by Karin Modigh

'The absolutely magnificent troupe from Nordic Baroque Dancers is not an adventitious or ornamental element, but contributes fully to the rhetorical efficiency of the tragedy.'

Classiquenews.com 2016

Armide, opera production
Stage direction and choreography by Deda Cristina Colonna

'The meeting of the twelve French and the four Swedish dancers results in an impressive teamwork. The baroque dance has successfully returned to the Drottningholm Theatre to develop and live on.'

Svenska Dagbladet 2011

Don Juan, 18th-century ballet
Choreography by Marie-Geneviève Massé

'…while the Nordic Baroque Dancers cavorted according to an insanely unruly and delightful choreography by Deda Cristina Colonna...'

The Huffington Post 2015

Armide, opera production
Stage direction and choreography by Deda Cristina Colonna

'Thanks to you! It was a wonderful week, full of sharing of knowledge, experience and dreams. And of course, full of dancing! I will not forget it, it is already part of me.'

Student at the International Summer Academy of Baroque Dance 2016
Nordic Baroque Dancers is a Sweden-based company directed by Karin Modigh.

We work with different choreographers and project-based teams in a variety of contexts. Our vision is to nurture and broaden the view of baroque dance, and we are convinced that the 17th and 18th-century dance arts have an intrinsic value, independently of their historical context.

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