Back to creators ✖ Pipsa Lonka Finland Pipsa Lonka (Helsinki, 1977) is a Finnish playwright who graduated from the Helsinki Theater Academy in 2007. Her works are not limited to a single type of viewer, but range from children to adults. The basis of his work is strong emotions and his central questions usually reflect […]
Back to creators ✖ Einat Weizman United Kingdom – Israel Einat Weizman is a playwright and lecturer whose research agenda is based on the case of Israel/Palestine, but in a broader sense refers to the study of (settler) colonial regimes, paying special attention to the dynamics of resistance within settler-colonial states, the intersection of law
Back to creators ✖ Eyal Weizman Israel Eyal Weizman is an architect and writer as well as Professor of Spatial and Visual Cultures and Director of the Centre for Research Architecture at Goldsmiths College, University of London. With the research agency he founded, Forensic Architecture, he uncovers crimes against humanity. He is a member of
Back to creators ✖ Mallika Taneja India Taneja is a theater artist and performer whose work focuses on the intersections of body, city and gender. She looks at the body against the background of the city and investigates how the body is occupied, allied and challenged both individually and by finding community. Her performances aim
Back to creators ✖ Erna Ómarsdóttir Iceland Ómarsdóttir is a dancer, choreographer and rock singer whose works, created with explosive energy, read as a mix of storytelling, absurdity and horror, concertante elements and poetic images. Both as an independent artist and as artistic director of the Iceland Dance Company, Ómarsdóttir has created and directed a
Back to creators ✖ Mamela Nyamza South Africa Nyamza is a Xhosa choreographer, director, dancer, performer, dance educator and activist whose work explores the events of her childhood in the 1980s and cultural traditions, as well as contemporary social grievances surrounding HIV/AIDS, domestic and sexual violence and drug abuse. Her biography as a black African,
Back to creators ✖ Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory Canada Williamson Bathory is a contemporary indigenous theater and Inuit performance artist whose practice focuses on uaajeerneq (Greenlandic mask dance) and also includes acting, drum dance, music and writing. Through her artistic work, she advocates gender equality in creative spaces, the decolonization of museum spaces and the support
Back to Creators ✖ Analía Couceyro Argentina She is an actress, director and teacher. She started acting in the Goethe Institut’s theater group. She was initiated in improv by Fabio Sancineto and she completed an acting and trainning formation with Ricardo Bartís at the Sportivo Teatral (where she also teached), she has also participated in
