a tender wrestling match with two winners

research of (pop) artistic forms, a stroll through entertainment and critique, satire and tragedy, music and dance, feminism and strip-pleasure

performance of avant-schlagers

Jan Rozman’s performance questions the autonomy of bodies in surveillance capitalism through a choreographic intervention in a stand-up format.

Maja Delak's performance (based on the text by Jordan Tannahill) is conceived as a composition of movement, an ode to life, an archive of fleeting moments, develops as a lyrical inventory of the banal and everyday, where every detail is imbued with a quiet meaning, memory and the ineffable beauty of everyday life.

The stranded whale has found itself on the ground again, too heavy to move.

investigation of conspiracy theory within the body

performance is based on the still living tradition of the pozvačin (a wedding summoner) and places it alongside his own identity

Collective The Feminalz continuously develops the evenings of technoburlesque. In the Image Snatchers Present series, members of the group take a closer look at one of their technoburlesque characters. It’s time for Mad Jakale.