Anne Grete Eriksen

Anne Grete Eriksen (b. 1953) is a Norwegian choreographer and Professor of Choreography at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts' Academy of Dance. Her practice spans dance, theatre, opera, film, and interdisciplinary projects under the Dansdesign platform.

• Dance Education, Den Norske Operas Ballettskole
• Theatre with Dance and Writing, Dartington College of Arts, UK
• Choreography, Laban Centre of Movement and Dance, UK

Research focuses on physical memory, choreographic processes, and compositional strategies. She developed innovative methods for artistic supervision at Master/PhD levels and created seminal works like Action towards Articulation (2003) and Koreografi ute (2006). Current work explores dancer memory systems via Moving-Memory (2014).

Recent artistic projects include SWAN LAKE REVISITED (2024) and Love-dans (2022). Her work integrates dance with environmental art (ARBRES, 2021), religious contexts (Misa Criolla, 2021), and material culture (#Clothes, Body, Motion, 2015).

• Dance Prize, Norwegian Dance Information Centre (2011)
• CD-ROM publication on choreographic communication (2003)