| Maker | De Nieuwe Dansbibliotheek |
| Duration | 120 min |
| Part of | Season 26-27 |
Come and join the conversation
How can a feminist perspective change the way we make dance, collaborate and think?
On 12 September, we invite you to Korzo in The Hague for an open conversation about feminism, artistic practice and the structures we work within.
Four acclaimed choreographers from different generations – Marina Mascarell, Astrid Boons, Sheree Lenting and Faizah Grootens – share their perspectives and experiences. Drawing from their different practices, they explore how feminism shapes the way they work, collaborate and engage with power, care, equality and autonomy.
Step into the mind of Marina Mascarell
De Nieuwe Dansbibliotheek presents the Dutch edition of Het denken belichamen. In the book, Marina shares her perspective on dance, collaboration and society as a feminist and socially engaged artist. Marina was a resident choreographer at Korzo for many years and a dancer with Nederlands Dans Theater. Today, she is Artistic Director of Danish Dance Theatre in Copenhagen.
Listen. Talk. Think.
The four choreographers come together in conversation – and invite the audience to join them. About power. About care. About autonomy. About equality. And about how we can work together towards a different, more inclusive and sustainable dance sector. This is not a panel you simply sit and watch: the fishbowl format opens up the conversation to your questions, ideas and experiences. Make your voice heard. Ask the question you've been thinking about. Share your experience. Or simply come and listen and be inspired.
Ready to get hands-on?
Want to do more than understand Marina’s way of working? Experience it for yourself during her two-day workshop, where you can explore her artistic methodology in practice.
The workshop requires a separate ticket.
For everyone who dances, creates, researches, organises, programmes, teaches, studies or is simply curious about how things could be done differently.
With
Sheree Lenting
Faizah Grootens
Astrid Boons
Korzo Studio