Performance-performative lecture "Tremolo" (N-16) about pleasure

Performance-performative lecture "Tremolo" (N-16) about pleasure An award-winning performance-performative lecture "Tremolo" is coming to Vienna! The chosen title "tremolo" is interpreted as a vibration - both of pleasure and fear. Fear of not conforming to the "norms" created or imposed by society in the context of sexual pleasure. Fear of living up to the expectations imposed by others, which we so often embody that we don't even notice. What has been and is being repeated to us many times? What remains silent, but we would like to know, understand and hear from each other so that each of us can feel normal and healthy in our sexual lives? The director chooses the format of a performative lecture, which best allows her to touch upon the themes of women's knowledge of the body, sexual health and self-esteem through the main prism of sexual pleasure. She combines research-based information with documentary stories of people who identify themselves as women. ATTENTION. The piece features nudity and presents sensitive stories related to intimacy; the recommended age rating is 16+. We invite you to bring your mobile phones to the event. A talk with a sexual advisor/educator is an integral part of the performance. TICKETS (15 eur): https://shop.eventjet.at/de/ateliertheater/event/f6d86387-beaa-445e-bac7-d97231e5e47a/seatmaps/08c38214-a975-4f52-b678-2b4e4eda368c The performance is in English. This performance is a part of the Lithuanian art festival LT.art Vienna. Find out more: https://www.ltartvienna.com/ More about the event: https://www.ltartvienna.com/tremolo More about the performance: https://www.mmlaboratorija.lt/tremolo-eng More about the director: Laura Kutkaitė (b. 1993) is one of the loudest emerging voices in Lithuanian theatre, known for her experimental approach that blurs the lines between fiction and documentary. Having graduated in Choreography and Philosophy before studying Directing, she explores themes of body, gender, social exclusion, and identity, often empowering women and challenging patriarchal structures through vulnerability and collaborative creative processes. Her acclaimed works include "The Silence of the Sirens", "The Breast of Tiresias", "Judith Shakespeare – Rape and Revenge", and "tremolo".