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We keep questioning the norm, its hierarchy, and its logic. We forget what we are and what we should be, suspending ourselves in an apocalyptic universe, existing and resisting within a daily perversity, a kind of delirium that celebrates cruelty and violence while we struggle to survive in a sadistic search for a logic that transcends the comprehension of the body’s reconfiguration and re-signification.

Here, we question stereotypes and defy gravity, intertwining lyricism and violence in an image that reveals a body in constant confrontation with its limits. In a landscape composed of order and chaos, submission and revolt, Hornfuckers question what we are, what is imposed upon us, and how the system that sustains us can also be a source of unpredictability and oppression.

Credits

Artistic Direction
Diana Niepce

Interpretation
Ana de Oliveira e Silva, Baxi Ostrowski, Daniel Seabra, Diana Niepce, Inês Cóias, Izabel Nejur, Margarida Monteny, Marta Cardoso

Staging Assistant
Lucas Damiani

Movement Support
Ana Sofia Leite

Dramaturgical Support
Rui Catalão

External Eye
Batata, Chiara Bersani, Diana Anselmo, Maurícia Barreiro Neves, Silvana Ivaldi, Teresa Silva

Music
Gonçalo Alegria

Light Design
Leticia Skrycky

Stage Design
Eric da Costa

Costumes
Silvana Ivaldi

Head of Production
Joana Costa Santos

Rigging
Evil Angels Rigging

Technical Direction
Roger Madureira

A Production
As Niepce's and Culturgest

Co-produced by Europe Beyond Access (Culturgest, Skånes Dansteater, Project Arts Centre, CODA Oslo International Dance Festival, Holland Dance Festival, Kampnagel Hamburg, Mercat de les Flors - Casa de la Dansa, Onassis Stegi, Oriente Occidente Rovereto IT, and ZAMEK Culture Centre), co-financed by the European Union

Co-production
DDD - Festival Dias da Dança, Tanz im August, Un-Label

Co-production in Residency
O Espaço do Tempo, Teatro-Cine de Torres Vedras

Diffusion
Culturgest, Something Great

Support
República Portuguesa - Cultura, Juventude e Desporto | Dgartes - Direção Geral das Artes

© Eduardo Breda

Diana Niepce is a dancer, choreographer, and writer. She graduated from the Higher School of Dance and the Teatterikorkeakoulun. She created the plays "Forgotten Fog"; "Raw a Nude"; "12,979 Days"; "Dueto"; "T4"; "Anda, Diana"; "The Other Side of Dance"; "Enfreakment"; "Utopia"; and "Norm." She curated the "Corpo Políticos" cycle and taught the "Introduction to Performing Arts for Artists with Disabilities"; "Outside the Norm"; and "Norma." She published the book "Anda, Diana".

Diana Niepce (PT)

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