Tone Kittelsen is a Norwegian dancer and choreographer from Kristiansand, currently based in Oslo.

She produces her own performances and also participates as a performer in the works of other artists across various genres. In recent years, she has created several solo works through the solo series "How To Solo" and the lifetime project "Solo for the beginning of something never ending." These solos have been showcased at venues such as Dansens Hus, Femidomen, Bærum Kulturhus, Kristiansand Kunsthall, Kunstbanken, and Sørlandets Kunstmuseum.

In recent years, she has closely collaborated with artist Tori Wrånes, touring both nationally and internationally as part of her team. She has participated in performances including "Sirkling," "Ældgammel Baby," "Naam Yai," "Lips Don't Cry," and "Garden of Lefthand." In 2022, she was one of five dancers in the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet’s new production of "Czardasfyrstinnen," directed by Hanne Tømta. In collaboration with Victoria Husby, she founded the company Husby/Kittelsen in 2017, and together they produced the performance "Svisj Svosj" for children aged 3-5. In 2025, they will begin work on their new production, "VirrVarr," produced by Dansit in Trondheim.

In addition to her own artistic practice, she is one of the initiators and curators behind the festival Ravnedans, which she has collectively organized for over 15 years. The festival aims to present the best of Norwegian and international performing arts to the local community and serve as a meeting point for the entire dance field.

This fall, she is performing in "Czardasfyrstinnen" at the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet, as well as developing her new solo performance in collaboration with internationally renowned costume designer Hannah Oellinger.