Infinétude is as much a concert for six voices as it is a dance performance for six bodies. The title alludes to Infinitude—the sensed quality of something that could go on and on and on. Étude refers to a study. A study of the different (and complex) ways in which we can play with, shape, and alter space and time through our movements and our voices.

Emotionality is at the forefront of the work. Infinétude pays attention to, and amplifies, the joy found in a syncopation, the sorrow held within a vocal timbre, the anger expressed through a particular movement, the resistance embedded in a melody—and so on. Polyrhythmic being (the constant attempt not to be single-minded), a multiplicity that celebrates singularity, porosity, and the capacity to both listen and act are practiced through dancing, singing, and thinking together.

“In a time that is being hijacked by neo-fascism, it feels necessary to understand how to be simultaneously clear-minded and heartfelt,” writes the choreographer Söderberg.

Master Class

In connection with the performance at MDT, choreographer Alma Söderberg invites for a Master Class at Dansalliansen Studio, in Stockholm. Participants are invited to immerse themselves in the essence of Alma’s artistry — a unique fusion of voice, body, music and dance. 

June 13, 2025, 12:00-14:00 at Ryssviksvägen 2B. Learn more and sign up.