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Is Deaf dorsality an answer to toxic masculinity? Is it a way to navigate disagreement and overcome purity politics? Can it be a form of mutual support and a stepping stone toward true solidarity?
Through the bodies and hands of Cai Glover and Connor Yuzwenko-Martin, Deaf dorsality is portrayed as a rare and necessary deconstruction of Deaf, Queer, and masculine identities. Join them and consider: how do we have each other’s backs?
How do you grow up in an ever-changing world?
MIKRO / BARTÓK, Cas Public's new creation, plunges into the great adventure of learning. A blend of dance, language and music, the work explores the sensitive foundations of self-building with aplomb and virtuosity.
Beethoven composed his Ninth Symphony when he was almost completely deaf. Cai Glover is Deaf and on stage, he chooses to dance without his hearing aid. What do our senses - or absences - say about the way we experience the world? And above all, how do they guide us beyond our differences?