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Alicja Hoppel in a suit with a fluttering coat in her hand
Alicja Hoppel Uferstudios

Naledi Majola:
In Flux

Performance

Performance
Solo-Festival
30.5.
Fr
19:00
31.5.
Sa
19:00
Im Rahmen von SOLO – Festival für künstlerische Alleingänge

Solidary price system:
8 / 12 / 18 € ( free choice)
Bremen Pass: 3 €
Children and young people 5-17 years: 5 €

Cultural semester ticket: free of charge

Pre-sale online only. Remaining tickets from 1 hour before the start of the event at the box office 0421 520 80 70.

Alternatively, you can reserve tickets by phone or email:
0421 520 80 70 (Mon, Wed-Fri 10:00 to 14:00, also AB) or ticket@schwankhalle.de

Please note: Our ticket hotline is not open at weekends and in the evenings. Please reserve your tickets well in advance.
Reserved tickets must be collected from the box office no later than 30 minutes before the start of the event - after this time the reservation expires.
The box office can be reached by phone from 1 hour before the start of the event at 0421 520 80 70.

All public areas of the Schwankhalle are at ground level and accessible without steps.

There are three different toilets: an accessible toilet that is also suitable for wheelchair users, a toilet with three cubicles and a toilet with urinals and a toilet cubicle.

The audience area is generally seated.
The wheelchair spaces are located in the front row and can be reserved in advance by telephone 0421 520 80 70, by email ticket@schwankhalle.de or by making an entry in the ticketshop.

Individual requirements such as specific seats, early boarding or an additional ticket for an accompanying person can also be specified when purchasing or reserving tickets.

Further information on the accessibility of our premises can be found here: Accessibility. If you have any questions, please contact us at ticket@schwankhalle.de or 0421 520 80 70.

A performance of Black gender play, with suits and the performer’s body as its primary materials, In flux is an expression of a desire to become uncapturable. This desire has much to do with questions about gaze and how some ways of looking can be an attempt at restricting and classifying ever-evolving bodies. Much of the movement, sound, and imagery tries to touch various Black contexts, with South African references, especially those originating during the latter part of the 20th century, in the country and abroad in exile, having a significant influence.

Naledi Majola is a South African performer and maker based in Berlin who works with movement, voice, sound, and writing. After completing a BA in Theatre and Performance specialising in Acting at the University of Cape Town, Naledi worked as an actor in Cape Town while also developing a performance-making practice. Naledi moved to Berlin in 2022 and completed the MA Solo/Dance/Authorship at HZT Berlin in 2024. Naledi‘s work is inspired by performance studies, pop culture, and Black histories.

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Credits

Creation and performance: Naledi Majola
Mentorship and guidance: Adrian Marie Blount, Nancy Naser Al Deen, and Ana Lessing Menjibar
Video: Adrian Marie Blount and Naledi Majola
Light designer: Thais Nepomuceno

Featuring renditions of songs by Joy and Letta Mbulu.

This work was originally produced at the Hochschulübergreifendes Zentrum Tanz Berlin, Uferstudios, Berlin as part of the MA Solo/Dance/Authorship.