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31. 5. – Tomaž Grom solo, Babylon Europe, Berlin, Germany
28. 5. – Tomaž Grom in Raed Yassin, Panda teater, Berlin, Germany
22. 5. – Zdej loh spokam zdej loh grem, Rdeči revirji, Croatia
30. 4. – Kapec / Milošić / Grom, Dani jazza, Zagreb, Croatia
26. 4. – Schellander / Klement / Kutin / Grom, festival Ulrichsberger Kaleidophon, Austria
26. 4. – Kaučič / Küchen, Defonija, gallery Škuc, Ljubljana
25. 4. – Kaučič / Grom / Küchen, Klub Štala, Lokavec
24. 4. – Kaučič / Grom / Küchen, grof Melin, Zagreb, Croatia
18. 4. – Trojnik, gallery Škuc, Ljubljana
17. 4. – Zveze: Tomaž Grom, Luka Zabric, Taktišče, Hupa Brajdič, Ljubljana
12. 4. – Ne misli, da bo kdaj mimo, Stara elektrarna, Ljubljana
12. 4. – Zdej loh spokam zdej loh grem, Stara elektrarna, Ljubljana
30. 3.–7. 4. – Razsrediščenja +Better Live, Italy, Slovenia
31. 3. – Zvokotok, Simone Keller, akademija za glasbo UL, Ljubljana
18. 3. – Zveze: CPG Impro, Vodnikova domaćija, Ljubljana
12.–13. 3. – Kristina Aleksova, Anita Wach: Trenutek, ko vse obstane, Performativa, Cukrarna, Ljubljana
6.–7. 3. – Trojnik, RCHTN25, Berlin, Germany
19. 2. – Zveze: Tomaž Grom, Taktišče, Ljubljana
17. 2. – Zvokotok, Igor Mitrović, akademija za glasbo UL, Ljubljana
12.–21. 2. – Razsrediščenja + Better Live, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia 
17. 1. – Luka Juhart z gosti, predstavitev albuma RanDom, Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana
9. 1. – Zvokotok, Nejc Grm, Akademija za glasbo UL, Ljubljana
8. 1. – Zveze: Trojnik, Taktišče, Ljubljana

19.6.2023

U.F.O. - Hommage to Katalin Ladik, Somerszene Salzburg, Austria

U.F.O.- Hommage to Katalin Ladik
19.6. 2023 at 7 pm, Somerszene Salzburg, Austria

Concept, Choreography, Performance: Irena Z. Tomažin, Jule Flierl 
Light: Gretchen Blegen 
Sound: Nicola Ratti 
Costume: Jean-Paul Lespagnard
Historical advisory, dramaturgy: Kata Kasznahorkai
Production menegment: Alexandra Wellensiek, Špela Trošt

A production by Irena Z. Tomažin + Jule Flierl in co-production with SOPHIENSÆLE (Berlin), Zavod Sploh (Ljubljana), Charleroi Danse Centre chorégraphique de Wallonie-Bruxelles (Brussels), PACT Zollverein (Essen). Supported by Hauptstadtkultur Fonds.
The Hungarian-Serbian poet and performer Katalin Ladik is considered the “Yoko Ono of the Balkans” and a pioneer of noise and performance art in Southeastern Europe: With the “SoundBodyPoetry” of her radical body art performance UFO Party from 1969, she shook the artistic scene at the time and established methods of experimental voice work and physical performance already in the 1970s.
In their first collaboration, German sound dancer Jule Flierl and Slovenian choreo-vocalist Irena Z. Tomažin celebrate their shared interest in Ladik's artistic position: a homage that blurs the boundaries between poetry, acting and experimental voice work, while continuing the two artists' own research into the physical experience of language and the articulation of different layers of the voice.

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