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PETER, Along-side, In love, and Dead at night

Photo by: Thomas Zamolo

Along-Side – Trelleborg · Love Letters – Trelleborg · Along-Side – MARC · Love Letters – MARC · Performance for the Dead of Night – MARC.

Created by Peter Mills
Performed by Peter Mills and others
Location: Trelleborg, Sweden

In an age of faltering truth and reason, where trust in the future is waning, Along-Side proposes dance as a way of being; with environments, with others, with beginnings, and with ourselves, in asymmetry.

Where choreography has often been a method of control, Peter invites us to stay with the unresolvable, to remain within asymmetrical relations, committed to an ethics that resists meaning, memory, and reportability.

In Axel Ebbe, Peter sees a romantic tangled in the absurdities and strangeness of love; where beauty touches death, monsters, and things that fly out of the dark. A sculptor who carved into the world the contradictions this performance dances with.

Peter invites you to join a series of choreographic encounters across a full cycle of the day and night. Drawing from the ghostly sensuality of Axel Ebbe’s sculptures, the sleeping rhythms of the town, and the overlooked material of collective life, this performative installation unfolds as a durational composition.
A score for a town in motion.
A love letter for what was, and for what may come.

28th October

  • Love Letters (Peter, Rachel, Nellie + museum hosts)
    ⏰ 12:00–16:00
    📍 Inside the museum
  • Along-side (Peter, Rachel, Nellie)
    ⏰ Sessions at 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00
    📍 Outside the museum
  • Performance for the Dead of Night (Peter, Rachel, Nellie)
    ⏰ 03:00–04:00am
    📍 Location shared closer to the time

29th October

  • Love Letters (Peter, Rachel, Nellie + museum hosts)
    ⏰ 12:00–16:00
    📍 Inside the museum
  • Along-side (Peter, Rachel, Nellie)
    ⏰ Sessions at 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00
    📍 Outside the museum
  • Performance for the Dead of Night (Peter, Rachel, Nellie)
    ⏰ 03:00–04:00am
    📍 Location shared closer to the time

A Day and Night Cycle of Being Along-Side

LOVE LETTERS
Drop in and out throughout the day to join this open writing session, where we take time to think, talk, and write about our love. Paper and pens are provided, and you’re welcome to write in Swedish or English. Participation is always voluntary.
🕐 28th & 29th October, 11:00–17:00
📍 Inside the museum
With Peter, Rachel, Nellie, and museum hosts.

ALONG-SIDE
We gather outside the museum, where you’ll be gently guided to act and move with the artworks in the park. The actions are simple, inviting new ways of being alongside art, one another, and the surroundings. You may adjust or opt out at any time.
Please dress for the outdoors, and feel free to wear something that can handle a bit of weather or dirt. The guide will speak in English with some Swedish.
🕐 28th & 29th October, sessions at 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00
📍 Outside the museum
With Peter, Rachel, and Nellie.

PERFORMANCE FOR THE DEAD OF NIGHT
When the town sleeps, we walk.
Guided we drift through the streets in darkness—humming, touching, dancing softly.
This is a performance for what cannot be seen, only felt.
A celebration of the beauty and potential of society while it rests.
🕐 28th & 29th October, 03:00–04:00am
📍 Exact location shared closer to the time
With Peter, Rachel, and Nellie.

About cast

Peter Mills is a choreographer and artist whose work explores asymmetry, autonomy, and forms of being-together that resist resolution. With a commitment to choreography as an ethics—not of control but of relation—they invite participants to sense the world differently. This performance is a continuation of that invitation. www.stillpeter.com

Nellie Björklund is a Malmö-based dancer and performer who completed her bachelor’s degree in Dance Performance at the Stockholm University of the Arts in 2023. Her artistic practice combines movement, storytelling, rhythm, and play, with a particular interest in how dance can bring people together and create meaningful encounters.