TWINK DEATH

•  SYNOPSIS

  
  Once upon a time there was a twink. The twink lived in a big castle, with high walls and long curtains. The castle was so big that everything ever needed was inside it, the walls high, the curtains long, flooding the ground. They say, when a twink is born, they each get a castle with high walls and long curtains of their own, to reside in and live the most comfortable and privileged life one could ever imagine. Until one faithful day, they might be called upon. When they reach their prime and get plucked off a tree like a ripe peach, filled with the sweetest juice, to find their true nature. Their calling in life. Love? Better: Purpose.
  
  But what if that moment is never reached? A twink’s lifespan is short. Time crawls up on them, leaving marks of decay on their slim and hairless body. Fine lines and stretch marks appear, hair starts to grow, sturdy, dark and thick like weed, so that the twink rather resembles an animal. Maybe an otter, or even a bear! The imminent ending is near: Death. Twink Death.
  

•  FULL CREDITS 

  
  Konzept, Text & Performance - Mica Heilmann
  Stage Design - Albertine Mietusch
  Costume Design - Jasmin Knitter
  Composer & Sounddesign - Robert Lippok
  Video - Greta Markurt
  Dramaturgy - Lili Hering
  Outside Eye - Antonia Hänsch, Ricarda Hillermann, Caro Seidel
  Licht - Mirko Becher (Felle)
  
  

EXE: MYTHOS

•  SYNOPSIS 

  
  Susana AbdulMajid, Zarah Kofler and Greta Markurt are developing a performance blending text, film and voice. 
  
  The starting point is AbdulMajid’s recent work on rivers, urban spaces and collective memory.
  
  The film works are derived from the texts and depict bodies in motion between landscape and structure. In the live performance, these motifs are continued as voice and presence within the space.
  
  An evening exploring water as a counter-archive to the city and the question of how history is inscribed in the body.
  

•  FULL CREDITS 

  
  performers: Susana AbdulMajid, Zarah Kofler, Greta Markurt
  text: Susana AbdulMajid
  cinematographer: Greta Markurt