SOLO
Festival

‘SOLO’ presents artistic works that explore the performative potential of the solo - from dance to lecture performance, from monologue to ritual and from body art to stand-up.

»Solotus« efers to a sodomy law from the colonial era that is still in use in Malaysia today and provides for corporal punishment by flogging.

JUICE confronts the categorization of hermaphroditic, illegible and disobedient bodies. Roux examines the fascination with bodies in-between.

»Solotus« efers to a sodomy law from the colonial era that is still in use in Malaysia today and provides for corporal punishment by flogging.

JUICE confronts the categorization of hermaphroditic, illegible and disobedient bodies. Roux examines the fascination with bodies in-between.

In a three-person monologue, Jordan, Linus and Canan deal with fatphobia and ask how it is intersectionally interwoven with queerness, race and classism.

In the artist talk ‘Fat Talk’, the Strassentauben Kollektiv meets the performer, director, mediator and fat activist Katharina Bill.

‘SOLO’ presents artistic works that explore the performative potential of the solo - from dance to lecture performance, from monologue to ritual and from body art to stand-up.