Vincent Jonsson

My artistic practice is an ongoing exploration of how dance encounters and is encountered, from a practitioner’s inside perspective as well as the audience outside perspective. Both on stage and in social dance settings. It is in this gray-zone of meetings, encounters and context my work unfolds. It makes my work relational, plastic, iterative, it is grounded in the transformative potential of dance and encounters. My practice moves between dancing, performing, teaching and choreographing.

BIO: Vincent Jonsson is a Swedish dance artist based in Copenhagen and Stockholm. He graduated from the Dance and Choreography program at The Danish National School of Performing Arts (DDSKS) in Copenhagen in 2017, and holds a Master’s degree in New Performative Practices from Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH/DOCH), graduated in 2025.

He has previously created the solo performances Can You Feel It – A Dance Concert (2024), Relatable (2019), and Creature 1 (2017). Vincent is also active in the international duo A cCompany Dancing together with Riikka Lakea, and is a member of the Swedish dance collective IN action. Since 2022, Vincent has been collaborating with Tea Harrysson and Riikka Lakea on the dance development project What Can Dance Do?, which has presented performances and led workshops for local audiences in smaller towns across the Östergötland region in Sweden. He has worked as a dancer for artists such as Liz Kinoshita, Tina Tarpgaard, MYKA and Marina Abramović and has performed on stages in Denmark, Sweden, Canada, Belgium and Finland.

Vincent has taught company class for Cullberg, Skånes Dansteater and CORPUS. He has also taught professional trainings workshops in Denmark, Sweden, England, Canada, Finland, and Germany. He has also been a guest teacher at several BA programs, including Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH/DOCH), The Danish National School of Performing Arts (DDSKS) in both Copenhagen and Holstebro, Balettakademien in Stockholm, SOZO visions in motion in Germany and London Contemporary Dance School (LCDS).

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