THE SLUT PROJECT + witch dancing
The Slut Project is the second part of BRAVO TOGAs artistic research and slut-shaming triology.
THE SLUT PROJECT research became both a work-in-progress performance at the residency-program HAUT EKSIL in Copenhagen and the workshop and practice WITCH-DANCING.
WITCH-DANCING
“Witch-dancing” is a practice created during the research for The Slut Project as a movement research. Our thoughts upon witch-dancing were published in the publication ENTROPA’s issue “grænser” and practiced at their releasparty.
Moving or dancing in total darkness by yourself in a space shared with your fellow participants, this practice explores moving without any external gazes. Dancing without taking responsibility for ones movements and exploring a state of boundlessness and trance.
Bravo Toga invites every participant to freely and with all ones preconceptions, deisres, imagination - and even biases - relate and connect to ones inner witch and witchcraft. To us witchcraft are sacred, feminine knowledge - from time to time - highly misunderstood and mistreated as something else. Feel free to acknowledge you own personal witch-persona and dance like your own free witch.
- CALENDER
- 2017
- HAUT EKSIL, København
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august 2017 at Teater Sort/Hvid
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www.hautscene.dk
- Entropa releasefest, København
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16 september at Den Sorte Firkant
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Potato Potato, Malmö
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10 days residency in may
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Ponderosa, Stolzenhagen, Tyskland
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14 days winter residency in january
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www.linktr.ee/ponderosa
Horluvan är röd. Horluvan vill säga dig nånting.
Horluvan på en random marknadsplats under medeltiden gallskriker
“HÄR HAR VI EN HORA”. Den skriker lika högt som en våldtäkt i festivalhavet, som ett övergrepp på nätet, som horstämpeln i grundskolan.
“HÄR HAR VI EN HORA”. Den skriker lika högt som en våldtäkt i festivalhavet, som ett övergrepp på nätet, som horstämpeln i grundskolan.
Credits
Concept, instruction, choreography, costume design, scenography: BRAVO TOGA
On stage: Anna Kuusamo, Lena Bruun Bondeson & Sara Ribbenstedt
Sound design & participating on stage: Bernt Karsten Sannerud
Creative consultation: Linda Forsell, Potato Potato