Anne Bryhn

Anne Bryhn coordinates the team of employees at the drama and theatre communication study at Oslo and Akershus College of Applied Sciences (HiOA), and is also responsible for the minor degrees shortened DTK 1 and TiU, the latter a study in pedagogic use of theatre. She also teaches movement for the students studying mask, storytelling, pedagogic use of theatre, direction and pedagogy.

Aside HiOA, Anne Bryhn has worked as a ballet and dance pedagogue for employers including The National Academy of Ballet (now KhiO), GDT (The Union of Norwegian Dance Artists) and at the dance studio Spin Off AS (1995 - 2008).

Bryhn has led an intensive evening study in dance (2002 – 2008), the one-year pre-study in dance at Spin Off, and she has worked for the upper secondary schools of Manglerud, Fagerborg and Hartvig Nissen plus at the foundation Tyrili-Stiftelsen and the association of culture schools in Eastern Norway (Norsk kulturskoleråd Region Øst).

Since 1988 Anne Bryhn has worked as a choreographer and director for small-scale and large-scale productions, including the spectacle Kristinspelet (2004 - 2008), Juv (2006-2008), the Ole Bull spectacle Fossegrimen på Valestrand* (The Waterfall Spirit of Valestrand) (2010), Ekstemjazz* (Extreme Jazz) at the festival Vossajazz, opening ceremony Oset, Brothers with Teater Joker and for Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (through the production company Fabelaktiv).

Bryhn also has worked as a dramaturge for Hjort Dance Company's ballet Borboleta (in collaboration with Carte Blanche) and contributed choreography to Teater Joker's Trillefolket* (The Rolling People) and A Hundred Rooms.

Source:

The archives of Anne Bryhn, donated by Anne Bryhn, 09.01.2012

*Not yet translated into English. The title within parentheses is the Norwegian title's literal meaning.

The National Academy of Ballet (3 years).

Drama and theatre communication (1 year), Oslo College University.