© Bea Borgers
Again Forever
The slow as a subversive dance, full of queer, anti-patriarchal potential
WAITING LIST
The performance is sold out, but there will be a waiting list at the Reception. Starting at 19:30 you can go to STUK Reception (physical presence required) and put your name on the waiting list. Once all audience members have taken their seat, we sell the empty seats in the order of the waiting list. A ticket is not guaranteed, but it's worth the try.
Again Forever is a dance performance that approaches the slow dance as a potentially subversive dance, a slow sister of underground dances such as rave dance. Since 2014 Lisa Vereertbrugghen has been exploring hardcore techno with performances, installations and techno meditations. Now she focuses on the radical way in which the slow dance deals with intimacy and time in an age of productivity, efficiency and isolation. Four performers take the slow dance out of its traditional framework and appropriate the dance as a collective practice full of queer, anti-patriarchal potential.
concept & choreography Lisa Vereertbrugghen co-creation & dance Ife Day, Sophie Guisset, Cynthia Loemij & Maisie Woodford dramaturgy Nathan Ooms sound Michael Langeder song Higher by Langeder & Vereertbrugghen light design Vera Martins outside eye Maria Ferreira Silva & Mads Bycroft choreographic advice Arno Ferrera production CAMPO co-production Kunstenwerkplaats & Kaaitheater (Brussels), Concertgebouw & KAAP (Bruges), De Brakke Grond (Amsterdam), STUK (Leuven), VIERNULVIER (Ghent) DDD — Festival Dias da Dança (Porto) with the support of BUDA (Kortrijk), de Hallen van Schaarbeek, de taxshelter van de Belgische Federale Overheid via Ufund & de Vlaamse overheid
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STUK IS LOOKING FOR YOUR DANCE MEMORIES!
Do you keep your tickets from memorable dance performances? After a great night of dancing, do you write something down? Do you still have programme booklets at home? A photo or poster on the wall? Is there a movement from a performance you can instantly recreate, or a scene that will stay with you forever?
We’re showcasing all your dance memories in the exhibition at Body of Work (25.04 — 13.05), our festival of
living dance heritage. If you you have such a dance memory, register on this page and we will get in touch with you shortly.
