
New Sh*t vol. 9 – a curator’s cut
Sigrid Stigsdatter curated the 9th volume of New Sh*t – a performance night at Dansehallerne showcasing works that are raw, new to the scene or have not had the chance

Sigrid Stigsdatter curated the 9th volume of New Sh*t – a performance night at Dansehallerne showcasing works that are raw, new to the scene or have not had the chance

In this essay, Ruby Nilsson explores trans theory, architecture, aesthetics, and political critique through the lens of Jack Halberstam’s concept of “unworlding.” Engaging with ‘anarchitecture,’ Philip Johnson’s fascist legacy, Björn

A work-sharing with artists Jaleh Negari and Alice Martucci. Immediately as I entered the room at The Development Platform for Performing Arts where Jaleh Negari and Alice Martucci had been

Helt fra starten af, i 2013, har Sydhavn Teater været lokalt forankret. Eller måske er det mere nøjagtigt at sige, at teatret og dets aktiviteter er groet direkte ud af

HAUT, Fair Practice Kultur og prfrm arrangerede et vigtigt todages seminar med talks, workshops og debatter på Udviklingsplatformen for Scenekunst. Seminaret adresserede, hvordan vi skaber et Fair Practice Kodeks med

Tearing up as we move through – Moving from a place of friction with the stream of tears was the name of the research that Hanna A. Lokøy and Aikaterini Dimitrelli

17 januari 2025, i samband med premiären för Please Hold av MEGALAND THEATRE på Det Frie Felts Festival i Köpenhamn, höll jag i ett samtal med Karoline Clasen Holland (koreograf

Nanna Lysholt Hansen udgiver d. 20. februar et nyt bogværk, Dura Mater, på RSS Press. Jeg har interviewet hende omkring værkerne, hun har skabt sammen med sin datter, Kirsten Thorup,

Filip Vest interviews fellow performance artist Alex Tatarsky about clowning as a response to the state of the world, allowing porousness in your work, the futility of institutional critique and

“Examine your own nature, stretch your own body out on the examining table, do the work that needs to be done on yourself (with all this charge’s intended multiple meanings),