Perpetual happiness

SATURDAY 12 AND SUNDAY 13/11
TO THE MUTANT. John Verdeguer, 22

Perpetua and Felicidad were two martyrs of the 3rd century BC. in Roman Carthage, respectively mistress and slave, white and black, lactating and pregnant. They were murdered by the emperor Septimius Severus for embracing Christianity and are the hook of Female Sexual Initiative for dance about how to die and kill, how to resurrect and breathe life, y cómo recorrer el camino que lleva de lo uno a lo otro con alegría. Elise Moreau, Elisa Keisanen and Cristina Morales (Yeah, the National Fiction Prize for Easy reading) They understand dance as an artifact with the potential to annihilate privileges and transfer their punk spirit—the company was born in the self-managed social center of Can Vies in Barcelona—to this triptych of agonies., deaths and resurrections. AU

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