Bodies we fall for

Two young women share their unadulterated, delicate and inclusive truth about love and sexuality live on stage. Based on real experience reports, this documentary performance raises questions about first kisses, dates, sex and digital encounters, but above all: Do all bodies have equal access to love? “Bodies we fall for” is an accessible documentary performance about love in the Cypriot Greek dialect and characterized by creative forms of accessibility such as integrated audio description, sign language interpretation, surtitles, tactile navigation and multi-sensory elements. With tenderness, humor and unembellished honesty, the evening negotiates love as an approach, as a political, deeply personal and at the same time universal act of resistance.

After a 30-minute break, the performance will be followed by an audience discussion (40 minutes), with DGS interpretation and whisper translation into German. Presented by Yulia Yáñez Schmidt. As part of the NO LIMITS Disability & Performing Arts Festival.

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