Thu

4.9.

13:00 Concert
Festival

Fri

5.9.

13:00 Exhibition
Festival

Sat

6.9.

13:00 Talk
Festival

Sun

7.9.

13:00 Concert
Festival

Sat

13.9.

20:00
maulwerker performing music

Sun

14.9.

20:00 + Artist Talk
maulwerker performing music

Mon

15.9.

18:00
Wanda Dubrau and Juliet Meding

Tue

16.9.

18:00 Thaiboxing

Wed

17.9.

18:00 Training-Dance

Thu

18.9.

17:00 Badminton

Fri

19.9.

17:00 ping pong

Sat

20.9.

13:00 dodgeball

Sun

21.9.

18:00 Berlin premiere
Boys* in Sync

Wed

24.9.

20:00
ONCE WE WERE ISLANDS

Thu

25.9.

20:00
ONCE WE WERE ISLANDS

Sat

27.9.

18:00
krautfuzz & iLan katin | INK | Christian Kesten | Fernanda Farah | Contagious

Thu

16.10.

20:00
The Dames

Fri

17.10.

20:00
Michaela & Peter

Sat

18.10.

19:00
The Dames

Sun

19.10.

18:00
Michaela & Peter

Thu

23.10.

11:00
Musiktheaterkollektiv Hauen und Stechen | Rosa Beton

Thu

23.10.

20:00
Musiktheaterkollektiv Hauen und Stechen | Rosa Beton

Fri

24.10.

20:00
Musiktheaterkollektiv Hauen und Stechen | Rosa Beton

Sat

25.10.

18:00
Musiktheaterkollektiv Hauen und Stechen | Rosa Beton

Fri

31.10.

20:00 Premiere
La Cage

Sat

1.11.

11:00
La Cage

Sat

1.11.

17:00
La Cage

Productions

  • © Dorothea Tuch

  • © Dorothea Tuch

Dangereuses

Julia B. Laperrière

What bodies and which dances are necessary for the present times? What does it mean to be dangerous? Or ‘dangereuses – implying a plural feminine entity?
IIn this choreographic work, six performers understand the risk of intimacy, gentleness and pleasure as a subversive practice and cross it with elements of self-defense, protest, training and preparation for combat. Seeing softness, vulnerability, sensuality, strength and brutality not as opposites, but rather interested in where they meet and how it happens. Taking inspiration from Elsa Dorlin’s writings on violence, and calling in Uses of the Erotics (Lorde) and Pleasure Activism (maree brown) as methodology, the work searches for ways in which we can prepare our bodies for resistance as much as for pleasure and connection.

 

Julia B. Laperrière and her team work in an intersectional perspective and are interested in trust, respect and love as pillars for artistic collaboration. Composed of artists navigating between many countries and cultures, the mix of languages, places, practices, people and genres —both artistic and identity related— constitute an integral part of their practice. Seeing dance through a queer feminist lense,they believe in the body as a place of change and exchange.

 

N O T E :
Loud noises and flickering lights (strobe effects) are part of the performance.
There is nudity and depictions of violence.

Choreography Julia B. Laperrière Co-Choreography, performance Rachell Bo Clark, Lisanne Goodhue, Arantxa Martinez, Elvan Tekin Sound design Amund Ulvestad Stage design Yoav Admoni Costumes Cordelia Lange Outside Eye Siegmar Zacharias Light design Vito Walter Production Paula Häfele Production assistence Lucille Belland, Raphaël Bas With thanks to Friederike Heine, Saphir Belkheir, Pauline Stöhr, Pauline Lavogez, Luara Raio, Anat Bosak, Micaela Kühn, Ghyslaine Gau, Isabelle Schad, Astrid Rostaing

 
A production by Julia B. Laperrière in collaboration with cohue and LAB-L plateforme chorégraphique. Funded by the Haupstadtkulturfonds and co-produced by the Fonds Transfabrik – Franco-German fund for live performance. With the support of the Norwegian Arts Council,  ICI—Centre chorégraphique national Montpellier Occitanie – Direction Christian Rizzo (with the support of DRAC Occitanie),  la Briqueterie CDCN du Val-de-Marne – studio residency, CCNO – direction Maud Le Pladec, Actoral -Montévidéo, Centre d’Art, Tanzfabrik Berlin and Ballhaus Ost.

Dates

Premiere

  • Nov 30, 2023
Past Dates
  • Nov 30, 2023
  • Dec 01, 2023
  • Dec 02, 2023
  • Dec 03, 2023