ilDance is a production body dedicated to contemporary dance and performance art, working nationally and internationally from Gothenburg, Sweden. Founded by artistic director Israel Aloni and associate director Lee Brummer, with a humble belief in diverse methods for the creation and production of vigorous contemporary dance and with deep interest in the strength of a collaborative practice. 

ilDance initiates and realizes contemporary dance projects across Sweden and internationally. Its dynamic operation, working simultaneously and dynamically on various projects, contributes to the fullness of each project and creates exciting synergies. ilDance believes in crossing borders. This is evident in our collaborations with various disciplines, the scale and versatility of our productions, and the inclusion of education and audience developmental activities. 

2025 Projects

Boys Just Want To Have Fun A durational multi-disciplinary dance-performance-art piece of 8 hours presenting in white exhibition/gallery spaces. The work explores the deconstruction of masculinity and challenges taboos surrounding male sensuality and sexuality within mainstream Western culture. This performative act is a durational score, a chain of solos which also includes moments of interaction amongst the performers with a cast of six male presenting and identifying artists. In 2025, Boys Just Want To Have Fun was presented in Sweden, Finland, Norway, the Netherlands, and Georgia. This European tour was made possible with the support of Perform Europe. More info here

A Moment of Endlessness 
Initially performed within the Dancing Histor(y)ies project – a large European Cooperation project looking at the meeting between contemporary dance and archeological and heritage sites. In 2025, A Moment of Endlessness presented in Castel Sant’Angelo (Rome, Italy), Viminacium Archaeological Park (Viminacium, Serbia), The Temple of Diana (Mérida, Spain), Nora Archaeological Park (Sardinia, Italy), and Gathenhielmska huset (Gothenburg, Sweden). 

A Moment of Endlessness reflects on how stories and histories, both distant and near, gain or lose meaning, depending on the contexts in which they are reiterated. Incorporating ancient texts by Hayim Nahman Bialik and Kohelet (Ecclesiastes), it explores senses and sensations of time and how it can be pulled, morphed, and transformed through relations and relationships. More info about the project here

Photos of Boys Just Want To Have Fun by Navid Alzalnia 

Photos of A Moment of Endlessness by AdeY