Psycho-Buddha is a participatory liturgy that hosts the passion and difficulties of coming together, speaking up and advocating for social justice. Through shared song, voicing desires and discomfort, it offers a toolbox of existential conundrums drawn from the artist’s personal history and pays homage to the facilitation skills of choreographers and political organizers.
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Psycho-Buddha
The psycho resists purity, leans into emotional complexity and humor, while refusing to tidy up the struggle of being with others. Buddha enters to acknowledge the spiritual labor behind participation: the silent work of learning, listening, accepting feedback, and loving ourselves in our imperfections.
On four evenings the graduates of the BA Dance, Context, Choreography show their final projects. With works by Mateo Argerich, Ella Olivia Bender, Anton Gerzina, Sefa Okutan, Mahshad Rezai, Milena Stein, Marie Stremmel, Frida Zack.
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Concept, choreography, performance: Pelusia / Mateo ArgerichMentoring: SERAFINE1369Music: PelusiaLight design: Emil GöthbergCostume: @cure.tainPromo Photo: © Rhonda Winter
Performer and activist Pelusia composes music that amplifies political expression and fosters connection. Harmonious and discomforting, their work is informed by their experience choreographing for artists and social movements, such as DW Enteignen, Tuntenhaus Bleibt and the Social Pleasure Center.
Performer and activist Pelusia composes music that amplifies political expression and fosters connection. Harmonious and discomforting, their work is informed by their experience choreographing for artists and social movements, such as DW Enteignen, Tuntenhaus Bleibt and the Social Pleasure Center.
Dates
September 2025
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