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Proda
Proda is an independent foundation. The aim is to work to promote a continuous offering for daily training, dance technical and professional development for professional dance artists, independent of attachment to organizations.
Proda is short for Profesjonell Dansetrening (literally: Professional Dance Training).
Information
(Objekt ID 6532)Object type | Organization |
Also known as | Profesjonell dansetrening |
Organization type | Competence centre |
Main focus | Dance |
Established | May 21, 1989 |
post@proda.no | |
Website |
Contact information
Address | Marstrandgata 8, 0566 Oslo, Norway |
post@proda.no | |
Telefon |
004722870500 004791162849 |
Other information
Legal entity | Foundation |
Org nr. | 975529568 |
Member of | The Union of Norwegian Dance Artists/NoDa |
Proda was established in 1988 on initiative from Norwegian Ballet Union (now NoDa, the Norwegian association for dancers, choreographers and dance pedagogues). The endeavour is supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Culture as part of improving the group of artists’ working and living conditions.
Practice and conveying of dance demand continuous and specific training. Proda arranges classes within all dance expressions and benefits everyone who works with dance.
Proda is an important part of dance infrastructure and its centres function as resource centres and meeting points throughout the country. Proda is mainly financed by governmental support, but it also receives support from the municipality of Oslo and economic contributions from several other municipalities and counties.
To use the offering the criteria of three years higher education within dance and/or several years of working professionally is a criteria.
Source: Proda website. 25.10.2010: www.proda.no.
Tinna Gretarsdottir | – Member of board |
Lene Hafstad | – Manager |
Anne Astrup Trebler Kværner | – Leader of board |
Marianne Skjeldal | – Member of board |
Gry Bech-Hanssen | – Member of board |
Siri Jøntvedt | – Member of board |