Local stage: And she told me: You are not Barbie, you are a fucking fag!

"And she told me: You are not Barbie, you are a fucking fag!" Trans * bodies are a challenge. You attack binary thinking. they do  unsure. "Freedom yes, but in moderation!" What is this body and  why does he scare us? In the performative engagement with  This question should be examined, which physical and  social influences the development towards gender-specific identity  strengthen. Affects the mismatch between desires,  Feel and duty the process of identity writing? ("And she  told me: You are not Barbie, you are a fucking fag! ") The dance as  Discourse form contains an arsenal of possibilities to answer precisely these questions  to take up, crystallize and transform non-verbally. Over  Projection as well as introspection, via construction as well  The creative team deals with the dancer and deconstruction  Choreographer Damian Cortes Alberti with the physical materiality of  "Gender Binarity".

The project "And she told me: You are not Barbie, you are a fucking fag!" Was supposed to take place as part of the Rijeka Capital of Culture 2020 and could not travel to Rijeka because of Corona. In 2020 it was shown in excerpts in the tobacco factory as part of the OPEN SPACE (RedSapata Tanzfabrik). This evening the piece will be played in full!

Team: Damian Cortes Alberti, Ira Goldbecher, Constantin Georgescu, Nuria Giménez Villaroya

English “And she told me: You are not Barbie, you are a fucking fag!” Trans bodies challenge. They attack binary thinking. They make us  insecure. “Freedom, yes, but in moderation. What is this body and why  does it scare us? In the performative examination of this question, the  aim is to investigate which physical and social influences strengthen  the development towards a gender-specific identity. Does the lack of  correspondence between desire, feeling and duty influence the process of  writing identity? (“And she told me: You are not Barbie, you are a  fucking fag! ”) Dance as a form of discourse contains an arsenal of  possibilities to take up, crystallize and trans * form precisely these  questions non-verbally. Through projection as well as introspection, construction  as well as deconstruction, the creative team around dancer and  choreographer Damian Cortes Alberti deals with the physical materiality  of “gender binarity”. Team: Damian Cortes AlberI, Ira Goldbecher, ConstanIn Georgescu, Nuria Giménez Villaroya