 explores the choreopolitics in the ubran space.

In view of video gaming, internet and Generation Z culture, the urban space works as an algorithm, a playground, a battleground, a living space, as well as a confinement. Within this realm of urban decay, the performers delve into their bodily archive, blending TikTok dances with the physicality and gestures from underground music subcultures, such as emo rap, noise, metal and hardcore punk, exploring gender representations and forms of social disobedience through movement and sound.
These young obnoxious figures, overwhelmed by the bombardment of internet stimuli, city stress, and the weight of social injustice, channel their confusion, despair, frustration and rage into physical expression while proactively and playfully appropriate the urban environment. Their intense physical and emotional effort transforms into vulnerability and intimacy, culminating in a gesture of tenderness towards one another.

Concept, choreography, artistic direction

 Eleni Roberts Kazouri, Despina Sanida Crezia | 

With the financial support of the Ministry of Culture