Gratis
Himherandit: A Month in Motion
I residency 3. – 27. august 2026
English below
Himherandit dykker ned i skabelsen af værket GOOD ENOUGH, tænder nye fællesskaber med Tone Lorenzen Haldrup i front og afrunder perioden med, at Ann-Christin Kongsness forløser modige drag king-potentialer gennem sin persona Robin.
I løbet af hele august har Himherandit residens på Åbne Scene. Måneden begynder med en intensiv udviklingsperiode på GOOD ENOUGH? (baseret på researchprojektet Project 101), som Åbne Scene ydede kreativ støtte til i 2025. Værket får verdenspremiere på Edinburgh Fringe Festival og en efterfølgende spilleperiode på Bora Bora i september.
Herefter følger to uger med community-engagement-workshops ledet af performancekunstner Tone Lorenzen Haldrup, som markerer første skridt i det nye samarbejde med Åbne Scene om at skabe meningsfuld adgang for flere til eksperimenterende scenekunst.
Residenset afsluttes med The Gender House Presents med gæstekunstner Ann-Christin Kongsness, der dedikerer den sidste uge til at udvikle et nyt drag king-projekt gennem sin persona Robin, der undersøger temaer omkring at udvikle ny en Les-Bro-bevægelse.
Perioden afsluttes med en åben arbejdsvisning med sidstnævnte projekt.
In English:
In residency August 3-27, 2026
Himherandit dives into the creation of the work GOOD ENOUGH?, ignites new community connections led by Tone Lorenzen Haldrup, and closes with Ann-Christin Kongsness shaping bold drag king futures through their persona Robin.
Throughout August, Himherandit Production takes residence at Åbne Scene. The month begins with an intensive period of creative development on GOOD ENOUGH? (based on the research Project 101), which Åbne Scene also supported with a residency in 2025. GOOD ENOUGH? will world premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and return with a series of performances at Bora Bora in September.
This is followed by two weeks of community-engagement workshops led by Tone Lorenzen Haldrup, marking the first step in the new collaboration with Åbne Scene to open meaningful access to experimental performing arts.
The residency concludes with The Gender House Presents with guest artist Ann-Christin Kongsness, who dedicates the final week to expanding a new drag king project through their persona Robin, exploring themes of developing a new Les Bro movement.
The period concludes with an open work-in-process sharing of the latter project.
Project 101:
Choreographer: Andreas Constantinou
Scenographer: Jeppe Cohrt
Video & Light: Christoffer Brekne
Performers: Theo Marion, Paola Drera, Aris Papadopoulos
COMMUNITY ENGAGMENT PROJECT:
Workshop leader: Tone Lorenzen Haldrup
THE GENDERHOUSE PRESENTS DRAG KING, ROBIN:
Artist: Ann-Christin Kongsness
Producer: Art & About
