The Dig (live performance)
Concept & choreography: Madeleine Cole
Concept & costume design: Aleksandra Lewon
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne & Roosa Torma
Supported by Nordic Culture Point & Forsøgsstationen (DK)
Upcoming production - 2026
Tender Unit (live performance)
Choreographer: Synne Lundesgaard
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Thea Kallhed Möller, Sari Mizoe, Vár Bech Árting, Marta Hlín Þorsteinsdóttir, Eydís Rose Vilmundardóttir
Supported by Dansverkstæðið (IS), Dansakademin Regionteater Väst (SE), Arts Council England & Kulturrådet Norway
Performed/shared at Dansverkstæðið, Hjorted Art & Music Festival & Regionateater Väst
Director & cinematographer: Jack Davison
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne & Eydís Rose Vilmundardóttir
Camera Tech: Ernie Griffiths
Styling: Raphael Hirsch
Editing: Noa Livnat Agmon
Colourist: John O'Riordan
Post Production: Pundersons Gardens
Production: Mini-Title & Sensor
Untitled - film in post-production
Director: Nina Maria Allmoslechner
Dancer: Anouk Jouanne
what the dog said to the harvest (live performance)
A groundbreaking call for climate justice drawing on opera, dance, spoken word, immersive sound and film.
Producer, Director & Composer: Jasmin Kent Rodgman
Writer & Co-Director: lisa minerva luxx
Immersive Co-Producer & Film Co-Director: Gaëlle Mourre
Choreography: Sung Im Her
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Amanda Pefkou, Samara Langham
Poet: lisa minerva luxx
Soprano: Mimi Doulton
Mezzo Soprano: Rosie Middleton
Contralto: Jess Dandy
Guitar (Baroque/Classical/Electric): Shannon Latoyah-Simon
Percussion: Angela Wai Nok Hui
Set & Costume Design: Milla Clarke
Lighting Design: Nao Nagai
Sound Production: Simon Hendry
DOP & Editor: Ali Sheikh Khudr
DOP (UK): Laura Seward
A softLOUD and Southbank Centre co-production.
Co-commissioned by Shubbak Festival and the Bagri Foundation.
Generously supported by the Bagri Foundation, Arts Council England and London Community Foundation (Cockayne - Grants for the Arts).
Sometimes, I’m Here (dance film in post-production)
Child Studio film production
DOP: Laura Aquilera
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Isis Clunie, Flor Riverti, Robyn Gamston for Improv Now Collective
Location: Somerset House
The Weight of Being (live performance)
Co-choreographers/dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Julia Ekvold & Sara Cordes
Residency at Gula Villan in Järna
Photography: Sina Monn
Everything Else is Memory (dance film)
Film created by Alexandra Green, Lena Bovay and Pete Diggens to mark the one year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Forced to adapt to a loss of stability under the present state of war, the situation in Ukraine continues to impact the lives of millions. In a bid to shed light on the creativity the country has given birth to, as its population navigates a sudden shift in circumstances, choreographer Alexandra Green joins forces with Ukrainian-born dancer Lena Bovay, and musician Pete Diggens for the emotive movement film, Everything Else is Memory.
Released on NOWNESS
Director: Alexandra Green
Producer: Scarlett Anderson
Dancers: Lena Bovay, Sari Mizoe, Yanki Yau, Louisa Fernando, Kamira Samuel, Daisy King, Anouk Jouanne, Angelica Wolanska, Andrea Restrepo, Emma Holt, Tilly Woodward, Maddie Millar, Sophie Chinner, Sarah Golden & Lea Oroz
DOP: Charlie Knight
Steadicam: Doug Walshe
Focus Puller: Fabio Olgiati
2nd AC: Lluc Mestre
Gaffer: Ana Krkljus
Spark: Meg Sharp
Music: Pete Diggens and Matt Frost - ‘Mondo Scuro’ - Algorithim remix
Voiceover Artist: Liza Tsilyk
Editor: Lewis Jones - Edit House Cousin
Colourist: Myles Bevan
Colour Producer: Dan Kreeger - Post House Time Based Arts
Camera Equipment: Emmyland
Lighting Equipment: SHL
Film Stock and Processing: Cinelab
Production Company: Spoon Studios
Directors Rep: Bullion Productions
Additional Casting: Olga Lyubarova
Filmed at The Brunel Museum
we swallowed an air like earth by Marianna Kiyanovska - Translated from Ukrainian by Oksana Lutsyshyna and Kevin Vaughn - Taken from Words for War: New Poems from Ukraine - Publisher Academic Studies Press
Special thanks to Aarti Mahtani
The Crack - Goat Girl (music video)
Director, Producer, Editor, Costume & Mask Designer: Molly Ann Pendlebury
DoP: Jed Darlington-Roberts
1st AC: Cameron Sealby
Production Assistant: Tal Kronkop
Make-up Artist: Keisha Banya
Roto Artist: Ash Jones
Stills Photography: Holly Whittaker
Catering, Costume Assistant, Runners: Lauren Pendlebury & Nic Pendlebury
Driver: Mark Sabin
Dancers: Théïa Maldoom, Fruzsina Nagy, Anouk Jouanne, Talia Sealey
Why Storms Are Named After People (live performance)
Choreographer: Rohan Dhupar
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Alexis Iritani, Victoria Gardeva, Spring Xiao, Kate Page, Ayala Donegan, Sofia Pomeroy & Tessa Salomone
Performed at Trinity Laban
Extract from a score based solo
The Normal World (live performance)
Gabriella Engdahl Dance Theatre
Welcome to a performance of never-ending sunshine, inflated identities, and seducing waters. At least almost.
The Normal World blends contemporary dance and physical theatre, looking at identity through a landscape of inflatable costumes. Within the setting of a swimming pool, The Normal World follows four characters as they explore the façades humans hide behind, social norms and desirable superficiality.
Choreographer: Gabriella Engdahl
Dancers: Thea Kallhed-Möller, Kathryn Fisher, Emily Lue-Fong, Camilla Curiel & Anouk Jouanne
Costume designer: Ting Huang
Costume makers: Rosie Hicks, Eva Michael-White, Lucinda Whiteman, Johanna Boone & Ting Huang
Set designer: Pip Terry
Photographers: Morgan Shepherd (ArtHerd), Alessandro Filizzola & Susmita Rai
Composers: Ines Murer & Joel Janson Johansen
Performed at Central Saint Martins, Västerviks Simhall & The Place (Resolution Festival - Opening Night 2022)
the fruits - Paris Paloma (music video)
Director: Adam Othman
Producer: Giulia Lopes
Movement Director: Lea Anderson
DOP: Theo Brinch
Assistant Camera: Marco Caleca
Gaffer: Tupac Carroll
Behind the Scenes: Jamal Thomas
Art Director: Abbie Cornwell
Styling Assistant: Rebecca Mazzu
Dancers: Erin Carey, Elettra Giunta, Anouk Jouanne, Scilla Rajalin, Alina Sakko and Pia Wäbs
Production Company: Água Viva Pictures
Special thanks to David Fernandez, High Plateau Productions
Wish I Was You - Gina Birch (music video)
Director + Producer + Editor: Honey Birch Assistant Director + Movement Director: Finn-BP
Director of Photography: Angel Li
Assistant Camera: Paulius Gurklys
Makeup: Sinead Kelly
Props + Runner: Honor Nesbitt
Dancer (Young Gina): Hannah Grace
Dancer (Cool Kid 1): Matisse Ciel Pages
Dancer (Cool Kid 2): Sophie Chinner
Dancer (Cool Kid 3): Anouk Jouanne
Dancer (Cool Kid 4): Naissa Bjørn
Burning Gold (short film)
In search of lost human connection
In the wheat fields, where the sun slowly sets, London-based director Matt McDermott sets an enigmatic dance performance visually capturing the art of human connection with nature and self. A transitional choreography, performed by dancers in stunning geometric costumes under a string quartet, takes us into the gradual mood shift from withholding energy to mental and physical liberation. Here nature and geometry fall into the conversation of interconnectedness and spiritual tension, metaphorically interpreting the global events of recent years.
Interview & release on Curation Hour
Director/Producer: Matt McDermott
Assistant Producer: Alice Ortona Coles
Choreography: Alice + Synne
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Yuma Sylla, Théïa Maldoom
D.O.P: Nicholas Bennett
Runner/Camera Assistant: Lara Bennett
Drone Pilot: Will Glover @ Fleye
Runner/BTS Photographer: Joe Gollifer
Designer/Art Director: Louise Wilkinson
Stylist/Costume Designer: Jessica Evans
Composer Agent: Lynden Campbell
Composer: Veera Lummi
‘Tide within' performed by Modulus Quartet
Poem ‘How Do We Feel’ written and performed by Love Ssega
Editor: Claire McGonigal @ Final Cut
Colourist: Marty McMullan @ Freefolk
Sound Design & Mix: Will Morton @ Bubble
With thanks to Final Cut, Freefolk, Hatch, Fleye, Loop Talent, Bubble and The Gate Films.
Berlin Commercial Awards Raw Selection, Fashion Clash Festival Official Selection, Official Honorable Mention at Dare To Dance In Public Film Festival (LA Film Festival), Berlin Fashion Film Festival 2023 Official Selection.
inklingroom at The Baths (live performance)
inklingroom is a non-profit art platform and label showcasing underground electronic music, performance art and dance.
A night of immersive contemporary dance and leftfield club music in Hackney Wick. Showcasing twelve unique contemporary dance performances by emerging, London based choreographers created during a twenty-week Creative Dance and Performance Making workshop by inklingroom Funded by Foundation For Future London by Westfield Bank.
Works Anouk contributed to as a performer included
Last night a trash bin saved my life by angel dust
Bags are the new hats and chickens are facts. So heres a eleven eggs to crack by Chana Joyce
In my bones by Hannah Grace
Pussycat by Saskia Faye Larcombe
Street me freeby Keity Pook
Grounding Moves (live performance)
Research based score created by Alejandra Gissler, using movement to interact with the garden, and to have as a start point both the movement that is already present in the garden, and the sensorial experience that can accessed through the body.
Director: Alejandra Gissler
Host: The Story Garden
Made in collaboration with Movimientos London & Doménico Di Marco
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Robyn Gamston, Lesly Avendaño, Romina Dazzarola Forno, Mar’ita Anast’asi, Veronika Coufalová, Annie Edwards, Théïa Maldoom & Alice Ortona Coles
Photos by Rocio Chacon
Rakkautta Kaivoksella (e. Love in the Old Mine) (live performance)
Love Songs Project
Choreographer: Eevi Kinnunen
Dancers/researchers: Eevi Kinnunen, Anouk Jouanne & Tasha Hess-Neustadt
Residency at The Old Mine Outokumpu
Best Before: Expired (dance film)
Director: Marta Hlín Þorsteinsdóttir
Cinematography & edit: Marta Hlín Þorsteinsdóttir
AC: Guðný Lind Þorsteinsdóttir
Choreography: Marta Hlín Þorsteinsdóttir
Sound & music: Pétur Andreasen
Sound mixing & mastering: Pétur Andreasen
Cast: Anouk Jouanne, Anastasía Jónsdóttir, Egill Breki Scheving, Katrín Svava Másdóttir, Margrét Katrín Guttormsdóttir, Margrét Unnur Guðmundsdóttir, Móeiður Kristjánsdóttir, Rakel Gróa Gunnarsdóttir, Sólveig Magnea Guðjónsdóttir & Viktor Marteinn Ingvarsson
Special thanks to full cast, Pétur Andreasen, Guðný Lind Þorsteinsdóttir & Miranda Pennell for all their help & guidance.
The Picnic (R&D for live performance)
Choreographer: Eva Recacha
Composer: Alberto Ruiz Soler
Collaborator: Charlotte Mclean
Dancers: Bad Body Chaos Code; Kaivalya, Sarah Brewerton, Bun Kobayashi, Maisie Sadgrove, Natifah White, Jay Yule & students from London Contemporary Dance School; Shanley Jorge-Elde, Anouk Jouanne, Kitty Pilgrim-Morris, Scilla Rajalin
The Picnic's initial research has been supported by Sadler's Wells, Dance East, and has been supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
There Isn’t Much - Emeli Sandé (music video)
Director: Marieke Macklon
Producer: Scarlett Anderson
Production Company: The Spoon Studios
1st AD: Naomi Kane
DoP: Charlie Knight
Trinity Operator: Horia Cojan
Focus Puller: Eve Carreno
Gaffer: Ana Krkluijs
Runner: Christina Maramaldo
2nd AC: Guillem Zamora
Trainee: Max Whitaker
Stylist: Ella Gaskell
Stylist Assistant: Yeonhwa Kim
MUA: Grace Sinnott
Dancers: Shanley Jorge, Anouk Jouanne, Yanki Yau, Angelica Wolanska, Tur Morán, Jule Cecilia, Sari Mizoe & Julia Costa
pleasurefull (live performance)
a practice of co-existing
Collaborative research & sharing by Yelena Arakelow, Anouk Jouanne & Kevin Amaru
Supported by Dansverkstæðið (IS)
Event trailer footage by Marta Hlín Þorsteinsdóttir
Re-Dream (dance film)
A dance film about re-evaluating dreams
Co-creators: Antoinette Helbing & Jan Vesala
Dancers: Anouk Jouanne, Antonia Fransson, Bianca Berger, Clara Grosjean, Ingrid Johnsen, Larissa Lischetti, Maja Freiberg, Philippa Fellander-Tsai, Sofie van Doorn, Vár Bech Árting, Veikko, Pulkki, Alma Faringer Hultberg, Amelie Roch, Emily Degasperi, Greta Genovesi, Linn Fletcher, Rannhvi Mebius Jormin, Sara Musumeci, Hazel Sutton, Marine Vaillant, Moeko J
Vienna Concert - Icelandic Symphony Orchestra (live performance)
Harpa Concert Hall (IS) New Years Celebration
Operettas & waltz’ by Johan Strauss Jr, Franz Lehár & Emmerich Kálman
Conductor: David Danzmayr
Solo opera singers: Þóra Einarsdóttir & Bror Magnus Tødenes
Choreographer: Lára Stefánsdóttir
Dancers: Bjartey Elín Hauksdóttir, Tinna Ágústsdóttir, Yannier Ovideo, Alma Kristín ólafsdóttir, Anouk Jouanne, A rney Sigurgeirsdóttir, Emilie Anne Jóhannsdóttir Salvesen, Guðrún Mist Hafsteinsdóttir & Lísandra Týra Jónsdóttir
Costume: Sigrún Úlfarsdóttir on behalf of The Icelandic Opera