Scenekunstbrukets day seminar: Can I be like that?

- gender and sexual identity in performing arts for young people

At the beginning of February, the first artist lab in the EU project PUSH was held in Edinburgh around the theme of Gender and sexual identity in performing arts for children and young people, and now we are bringing the theme home. We want you who are interested in performing arts for young audiences to join the conversation.

On Tuesday, April 25, we are therefore inviting you to a one-day seminar, and we will hear from the performing artists who participated in the lab; Katja Brita Lindeberg and Mari Bøin addition to gender researcher Jørgen Lorentzen and performing artist Camara Joof. The moderator for the day is Johannes Hafnor from Østfold Cultural Development.

Take a look at pictures from the lab here.

Plan for the day:

0930-1000: Registration and coffee
1000: Welcome, by the CEO of Norsk Scenekunstbruk; Ådne Sekkelsten
1015: Opening appeal by Anette Trettebergstuen, Parliament's Family and Culture Committee
1030: PUSH Gender lab film: short documentary from the first artist lab in the PUSH project
1045: Katja Brita Lindeberg and Mari Bø, participants in the artist lab share their experiences from the Gender lab in Edinburgh
1145: Lunch
1230: Gender researcher Jørgen Lorentzen gender in historical perspective, children's perspectives on gender, children and gender in art
1330: Actor and director Camara Joof shares her experiences from her current tour with Pavlov's Bitch
1415: Coffee break
1440: Open conversation with speakers and audience

Time: April 25 at 10.00 am
Venue: Cafeteatret, Hollendergata 8, Oslo
Tickets: 120,- includes lunch. Purchased via Hoopla.

Young people under the age of 20 and students are free, send an email to elin(a)scenekunstbruket.no

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 19

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