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© Simon Redel
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© Simon Redel

Naomi Bah

Being a Black Woman

Tickets:

Pay as much as you feel! All entrance fees will be donated. Once you have your ticket in the shopping basket, you can decide whether you want the standard ticket (12 Euro), the money-saving ticket (5 Euro), the sponsoring ticket (20 Euro) or the super deluxe sponsoring ticket (50 Euro) via the discount function. If you can't afford the money-saving ticket, please write an email to team@queerbcademy.org. With one of these ticket you can of course also visit the rest of the Queer B-Cademy on the whole weekend and you don't need to buy multiple tickets!

Info

Sprache: Deutsch HIER finden Sie alle aktuellen Informationen und Corona-Regeln für Ihren Besuch. ​Diese Veranstaltung findet mit der 2G+ Regel statt: Zutritt nur für Menschen mit Nachweis einer Corona-Impfung oder -Genesung und tagesaktuellem, negativen Testergebnis (entfällt bei Nachweis der dritten Impfung / "Booster"). Es herrscht keine Maskenpflicht mehr während der Veranstaltung, aber in unserem Foyer und auf den Toiletten herrscht weiterhin FFP2-Maskenpflicht und Abstandsregeln. Wir verkaufen unsere Veranstaltungen weiterhin mit reduzierter Kapazität.

Past dates

Friday

3/18/22

8:15 PM

Saturday

3/19/22

7:30 PM

The clash of the world-wide pandemic and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement was accompanied by Naomi Bah’s moment of personal transformation. Her solo performance Being A Black Woman provides the answers to the questions about her own identity she had long procrastinated to find. They had been buzzing underneath the surface and now were released onto a piece of paper. Naomi takes the audience on an intimate journey through the year 2020 that had contributed to her self-discovery as a Black, Afro-German woman.

Naomi Bah is an Afro-German actress currently living in Hamburg. She was born and raised in Stuttgart, one of the most multicultural cities in Germany. The world of theater opened up to her in a very inclusive and international way, which continues to have a strong impact on her. Her second home is Berlin, where she has been working with her collective »The Soul Sauna Symposium« she tries to build bridges between the advancement of socio-political debates and active action. Due to her own intersectionality, her work and art is exclusively politically motivated.


With: Naomi Bah