SP25 NORTHING: RELOAD
Northing: Reload – Performance Project with Maciej Sado
04.08.–08.08.25, 18:45–21:45
Open Level
120€ members
150€ non-members
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With the aim of infecting more bodies, Maciej Sado invites all participants to embark on a journey into his Northing practice. It’s uncanny, it’s eerie, it’s diffracted, it’s full of ghosts.
In this Performance Project, we will go through the rehearsal process, exploring both the physical and conceptual layers of Northing, eventually arriving at a score-based conclusion in the form of a performance. We will work both indoors and outdoors, gathering essential bodily sensations and objects of survival to support this oblique dance. Together, we will read, reflect, and dwell on how to embody this entangled phenomenon.
More information about Northing: https://cargocollective.com/maciejsado
Northing was initially developed in collaboration with Andrea Zavala Folache.
About Maciej Sado
Maciej Sado is a choreographer, dancer, performer, dramaturg, and curator. In 2016, he graduated from the Amsterdam choreography school SNDO (School for New Dance Development). As a queer entity, his work focuses on questioning normativity of all kinds, analyzing and challenging socio-political ideas about the body and movement. He is also a graduate of the Medical University of Wrocław. He was dramaturgical support for Tanztage Berlin 2021 and 2022 edition. As a dance teacher he is obsessed with habits and presence. Since 2021, he has run the Patriarchs Anonymous group – a quest for queer and feminist masculinity expansion. He also performs in the performances of other artists such as Ola Maciejewska, Florentina Holzinger & Vincent Riebeek, Fernando Belfiore, Laima Jaunzema, Colette Sadler, Sebastian Matthias, Tino Sehgal, Colin Self, and Peaches. His recent work has been shown in many European theatres, galleries, and festivals. In 2016, he was a DanceWeb Programme Fellow at the ImpulzTanz Festival in Vienna. As of 2019, he is a member of the artist collective KuLe in Berlin.
Photo: Ginta Vasermane (pictured: Tomislav Feller), FLAM Festival 2022
