Artists in Residence 2003-2026
Performing Arts
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Artists are grouped into six main disciplines. This page focuses on Performing Arts.
In this section performing arts includes actors, dancers, choreographers, theatre makers, performance artists and other live performers. Artists whose principal discipline is music or sound art are listed under Music and Sound Art. The other disciplines are presented on separate pages: • Phyllis Akinyi — (Denmark, Sweden; dancer) • Eva Layla Akiska — (The Netherlands; actress) • Idalotta Backman — (Finland, Denmark; actor) • Ruth Baettig — (Switzerland; performer) • João Bandeira — (Portugal; actor) • Kim Bari — (South Korea; dancer and poet). See also Barinamo. • Stephanie van Batum — (The Netherlands; actress) • Karen Bernard — (USA; performance artist) • Elsa Cham's — (Portugal; dancer) • Tania Chita — (Portugal; actor) • Vera Cruz — (Angola, Portugal, Cape Verde; actor) • Nora van Dam — (The Netherlands; actress) • Anilson Eugénio — (Portugal; actor) • Ruby Fiedler — (Australia; multimedia artist) • Benvindo Fonseca — (Mozambique, Portugal; actor) • Paul Godwin — (USA; performer) • Anaísa Guerreiro — (Portugal; light designer) • Jil Guyon — (USA; performer) • Andrea Hackl — (Austria, The Netherlands; dancer, choreographer) • Mauro Hermínio — (Portugal; actor) • Karen Kerkhoven — (Australia; choreographer) • Jaakko Kiljunen — (Finland; actor) • Jee Won Kim — (South Korea; dancer) • Martine de Kok — (Belgium; multimedia artist) • Frans van Lent — (The Netherlands; performance artist) • Tathiana Lobo — (Brazil, Portugal; dancer) • Paola Lopreiato — (Italy; performance artist) • Gio Lourenço — (Angola, Portugal; actor) • Sara Machado da Graça — (Portugal; costume designer) • Daniel Martinho — (Angola, Portugal; actor) • Fábio Moreira — (Portugal; actor) • Marian Mudder — (The Netherlands; actress) • Namo Jungmin — (South Korea; dancer and performance artist. See also Barinamo. • Diana Niepce — (Portugal; actor) • Susana Nunes — (Portugal, Finland; actor) • Aili Ojalo — (Estonia, Finland; scenographer) • Raphaëlle Oskar — (Croatia, Germany; actor) • Nantia Papatheodorou — (Greece; actor) • Stephan Pelton — (USA; dancer) • Eeva Liisa Puhakka — (Finland; mixed media artist) • Maj Rafferty — (Denmark; filmmaker, theatre director, video artist) • Lucília Raimundo — (Portugal; choreographer, actor) • Ulla Raitio — (Finland; actor) • Sofia Ramos — (Portugal; actor) • Igor Reinhart — (Switzerland; sculptor, actor) • Carla Ribeira — (Portugal; dancer, choreographer) • Saaya Hitomi — (Japan; video artist, performer) • André Salvador — (Portugal; actor) • George Sanchez — (USA; performance artist) • Nuno Santos Solares — (Portugal; actor, sound technician) • Miira Sippola — (Finland; theatre director). See also Divina Commedia. • Zia Soares — (Angola, Portugal; actor, art director) • Vicente de Sá — (Portugal; actor) • Yuko Takeda — (Japan, Finland; actor) • Zofia Tomczyk — (Poland; performer) • Carolina Trigo — (Slovenia, Argentina, Finland, USA; performer) • Neusa Trovoada — (Angola, Portugal; costume designer) • Tuomas Tulikorpi — (Finland; actor) • Binete Undonque — (Guinea-Bissau, UK; actor) • Marcus Veiga — (Cape Verde, Portugal; actor) • Rob van Weegen — (The Netherlands; actor) • Nádia Yracema — (Portugal; actress) • Iosef Yusupov — (Tajikistan, USA; set designer) • Yelena Yusupova — (Russia, USA; theatre costume designer) • Isabél Zuua — (Portugal; actress) |
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