In Meant to be together, Linda Heller explores the way we argue with each other and the socialised, gender-specific mechanisms behind it. She draws parallels between democratic processes and negotiations in romantic relationships. The trio encourages the audience not to avoid conflicts and discussions, but to face them and endure the associated friction - and perhaps even learn to appreciate it.

Eat Me Now! addresses the objectification of lesbian sexuality and the sexualization of bodies perceived as female.
Five dancers with diverse movement backgrounds and different bodies explore patriarchal perspectives, challenge heteronormative narratives, and develop a 'lesbian gaze'.
Influences from contemporary dance, breaking, dancehall, Afro, hip-hop, and swimming are reflected in the movement language of Eat Me Now!

Length: 50 min

Choreography: Arlette Dellers in collaboration with the dancers
Dramaturgy: Nora Steiner
Conceptual Support: Kateryna Vavrynchuk
Choreographic Assistance: Elisa Pinos Serrano
Dance: Arlette Dellers, Pia Ringel, Ariana Qizmolli, Chris Cripping, Niara Sakho
Set Design: Andrea Castañon Gillessen
Costume Design: Yumi Ikeda Ferretti
Music: Iman Ibragić
Lighting: Samira Della Schiava
Production Management: Arlette Dellers
Production Management Assistance: Pia Ringel, Elisa Pinos Serrano
Outreach: Kateryna Vavrynchuk
Production: FLUX crew and Merge Dance Collective
Co-production: Roxy Birsfelden and Gessnerallee Zürich