Tuesday, April 24, 2024
6 – 6.30 pm
Free admission
Im Parkhaus der Kunsthalle
In the Kunsthalle parking garage
The female body is often interpreted as a provocation. It is measured against the male body, deemed inferior, weak, and insignificant. Thus, the use of the female body, its visibility, and its movement in space can, in certain contexts, be inherently seen as an act of self-determined behavior. After all, it is about overcoming supposed female attributes such as passivity and dependency. How then can the female body be read and utilized as a tool of resistance, critique, and questioning of a patriarchal status quo in everyday life? What gestures and movements do I encounter on the streets and in the media? What role does the female body play in my daily life as a carrier of stories, memories, and emotions?
In the performance Marianne, an exploration involving three bodies will be presented.
Concept and choreography: Daniela Georgieva
Choreography and performance: Dagmar Buchenthal, Josefine Luka Simonsen, Yasmine Calasse
Script: Daniela Georgieva
Length: 30 minutes
It is explicitly noted that the performance does not use attributions of external traits or gender norms and does not classify bodies solely as male or female.
