Minimum age 14+
40 minutes
Thu 14.11.24
Budascoop
Kortrijk
In this solo dance performance, Egyptian choreographer Nermin Habib questions social oppression and psychological violence against women. She uses movement as a means of resistance and as a way to shape the body's resilience in a harsh and changing environment. Her body language - composed of traditional Balady and contemporary movements - revitalise society, placing women at the centre. Dance by dance, she reclaims space as a right to exist.
Nermin Habib is an Egyptian artist, choreographer and contemporary dancer, with a degree in Philosophy. Themes such as belonging and identity are a common thread throughout her work, delving through the dance culture heritage in her hometown. She is mainly interested in self-expression in a world where the use of the body as a means of expression is challenged, especially for women. She has already made several theatre and dance performances and films in which women literally play the leading roles.
In cooperation with
Mophradat
Mophradat
Programme
Assistant Director: Mario Seha
Music composer: Mohammed Bonga
Light designer: Saber Elsayed
Video director: Karim El Hiwan
Content researcher: Nafissa Dessouky
Video editor: Andro Fouad
Video shooting: Bassam Adel
Costume: Nabaa Radi
Dramaturge: Amira Elwakil
Director and performed by: Nermin Habib
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