Diana Niepce
In HORNFUCKERS, Diana Niepce explores the limits of the body and challenges ideas about what a human body can be and do. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, seven performers navigate an unstable environment while confronting prejudice, risk, and vulnerability.
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Focusing on physical and psychological boundaries, choreographer Diana Niepce’s work is characterised by radically expanding the limits of the body, movement, and dance itself.
Staying true to this paradigm, Niepce’s most recent piece is set in a post-apocalyptic universe composed of order and chaos, submission and revolt, combining dance, aerial acrobatics, and performance.
On stage, seven performers balance an unstable and dangerous terrain that defies gravity, permanently at risk of losing their physical and psychological balance. “HORNFUCKERS” is a confrontation with existential questions and stereotypes as well as a challenge of the human body’s norms.
Dates
August 2026
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