Everything That Is Wrong With Me

The latest dance performance by Jasmine Ellis Projects Everything That Is Wrong With Me explores the intersection of identity and creativity. It celebrates the richness of neurodiverse perspectives with the concept of ‘radical softness’. Vulnerability is used as a powerful artistic tool; delicate and dynamic movements embody the complexity of human experience. With six dancers and live music by Olicía and Lukas Bamesreiter, the piece creates a multi-sensory journey that challenges social norms and redefines our understanding of normality and deviance.

Image description: The portrait photo in sepia coloring has a fine orange-red frame. It shows a close-up of the two dancers Jacob and Charles. Jacob is looking directly into the camera. He wears a cajal, a small moustache, a white costume and tattoos on his neck. In a pose that we can’t quite make out, he holds Charles’ naked back, on which you can also see his many freckles even with the sepia coloring.


Direction & Choreography: Jasmine Ellis

With: Bea Bidault, Luca Cacitti, Heinrich Charles, Alex Clair, Kim Kohlmann, Jacob Thoman

Composition & Music: Olicía, Anna-Lucia Rupp, Fama M’Boup & Lukas Bamesreiter

Stage: Nanako Oizumi

Costume: Sarah Kaldewey

Light: Barbara Westernach

Rehearsal Director: Kim Kohlmann

Directors Assistant: Selina Lettenbichler

Scientific Research: Kirsten Krans

Press: Simone Lutz, Hark Empen

Photos / Video: Ray Demski

Technical Director:  Klaus Hammer

Artistic Production: Rat & Tat Kulturbüro

Fotocredits: Jasmine Ellis Projects

Premiere:
02. November 2024, HochX Theater & Live Art München


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Supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich and the Verband freie Darstellende Künste Bayern e.V. as part of the process funding of the “Förderpaket Freie Kunst 2024” with funds from the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts.” In cooperation with HochX Theater & Live Art and with thanks to Tanztendenz München.