Queer Family Album is not just a festival; it’s an evolving tapestry of queer artistry. We are thrilled to announce the inaugural edition of this avant-garde performance series, set to debut in 2024 at Ballhaus Ost, with world premieres by KAy Garnellen and Yvonne Sembene. “Our mission is to shatter barriers and envision utopias for queer futures through a rich blend of performance-based storytelling.”
In 2024, Volume 1 of Queer Family Album will transport you through a humorous yet profound exploration of queer journeys. Collaborating artists KAy Garnellen and Yvonne Sembene will delve into themes of isolation within queer utopia and queer feminist responses to societal constraints.
Tickets: www.queerfamilyalbum.com or via ballhaus-ost.reservix.de
available since August 1st!
Photo Credit: Nadine Freisleben
Mark your calendars for this groundbreaking event:
Premiere:
- Date: Sep 07, 2024
Upcoming Dates:
- Sep 07, 2024, 20:00
- Sep 08, 2024, 20:00
Tickets:
- Price: 15 | 10 Euros
- Tickets can be purchased by phone, mail, or online.
- Note: Online tickets incur a 13% presale fee and a 2,- Euro service fee via Reservix.
Duration: 80 minutes
Language: German, English, French with German and English Surtitles
Track I: She Shanty
- Concept/Performer: Yvonne Sembene
Track II: Pass This On
- Concept/Performer: KAy Garnellen
With Collaborating Artists:
- Anonymous
- Katie Lee Dunbar
- Juliana Piquero
- Joy Mariama Smith
- Dylan Spencer-Davidson
Initiating Artist, Dramaturgy: Katie Lee Dunbar
Dramaturgy Assistance: Maya Weinerg
Costumes: Hagar Ophir
Sound Tech: Lena Marcus
Light Design: Catalina Fernandez
Graphics: Andy Elkanani
Press & Marketing: Apricot Productions – Angela Fegers
Production: Apricot Productions – Nadine Freisleben
Production Assistance: Olivia Das, Övgu Özen
Queer Family Album thrives on the collaborative energy of a diverse group of artists, continually morphing to create a nurturing space where queer futurities are forged today.
A production by Katie Lee Dunbar in cooperation with Ballhaus Ost and Sophiensaele. They are supported by the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion and the Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
