Kollektiv Kissing for Company // Camilla Gerstner & Emil Theodor Felhofer SHOWING „WE HAVEN’T DECIDED FOR A TITLE YET ((worktitle))“
Sa., 1. April, 8 pm
Su., 2. April, 6 pm
WE HAVEN’T DECIDED FOR A TITLE YET (worktitle)
von kissing for company // Camilla Gerstner & Emil Theodor Felhofer
Reservations: kissingforcompany@posteo.de
Descartes’ Error: a research about decision making and the regret of not having replied again and again.
Performance with some music and theater and dance.
(the hummus I buy will not fundamentally change my life)
by kissing for company //
Camilla Gerstner & Emil Theodor Felhofer
Camilla is a theatermaker, writer and now and then performance artist and graduated from Folkwang University of the Arts in 2022. Her graduation piece “DIE VERLORENE EHRE DES(..)” was awarded the Günther Rühle Prize and the Folkwang Prize. In the summer of 2022, her collective kissing for company premiered its first production “DETOX RELATIONSHIP” at the Zeitmaul Theater in Bochum, featuring Katrin Meier (aka KatKit), a young composer & pop musician on stage.
Camilla Gerstner and Emil Theodor Felhofer where artists in residence at the international dance company SilkFLUEGGE in Linz (Austria) in January 2023 during which the collective’s second work was created. „WE HAVEN’T DECIDED FOR A TITLE YET (worktitle)“ will be shown publicly for the first time at Barnes Crossing, Cologne.
Emil Theodor Felhofer is a dancer, musician and conceptual artist. They studied Physical Theatre at Folkwang University of the Arts and performs on stage in international dance productions regularly.
Since 2019 Emil has been realizing music for theatre pieces. Camilla and Emil are also part of the FLINTA*collective Un-Orte:Synthopia, where they realize immersive spaces for feminist utopias together with scenographer and stage designer Paulina Holtkamp.
WE HAVEN’T DECIDED FOR A TITLE YET (worktitle) is about the inner process of decision-making, about privilege and literally letting go.
About whether consciously not deciding is a (good) tactic and whether constant doubt is the only opposite to making decisions.
