Das sagt der/die Veranstalter:in:
Hot Pussy Show
By Maïmouna Coulibaly
multidisciplinary performance
Language:
20:30 English
Adapted from her book Je me relève (2021, published by Anne Carrière), this hard-hitting one-woman show written by Maïmouna and directed by Gilles Ramade combines theatre, stand-up, song and dance, personal and political commitment. This show is a way of letting off steam, a way of letting go of traumas, understanding them, living them together to develop a form of resilience and move beyond them. The voice and the body merge, becoming a means of empowerment. It's a remedy, a cure and a therapy all rolled into one, with people shouting, crying and laughing, and no one leaves indifferent. Maïmouna tells her story with accuracy and power, liberating words and bodies with delicacy and sincerity. For once, the floor is given to women and gender minorities, who testify to their experiences of intersectional violence with humour and pride. Throughout the show, Maïmouna tackles taboo subjects: rape, sexual assault, female masturbation, body positivism, female circumcision and motherhood.
Director: Gilles Ramade
Performer: Maïmouna Coulibaly
Who is Maïmouna Coulibaly?
Activist, Author, Artist, Lecturer Maïmouna is a force of nature. Originally from Mali (Soninké) and raised in the Paris region, she now calls Berlin home. As an activist, Maïmouna fights for women’s rights, LGBTQIA+ visibility, and racial justice. She is the founder of Booty Therapy, a practice that combines dance with empowerment. In her TEDx talk titled "The Woman's Body is a Political Object," she challenged societal norms and was praised by The New York Times. Maïmouna’s work continues to make waves in both art and activism, sparking conversation and change.