It's the end of the amusement phase

A sharp, overwhelming collage

Three women dance as if they have landed in the middle of an endless marathon. Their bodies carry memories, history, and exhaustion with them—and do not let them go. In It's the End of the Amusement Phase, choreographer Chara Kotsali explores what remains of the idea of progress, now that technological promises and societal revolutions sound increasingly hollow.

Dance styles, iconic moves, and references to pop culture and dance history—from Bob Fosse to Beyoncé—are mixed together into a sharp, overwhelming collage. On stage, celebration and exhaustion, optimism and cynicism collide.