Epiclogue by Jonathan Ibsen & Bjørk-Mynte Paulse

Epiclogue presents beginnings, tales, histories and forms new myths. The dancers Jonathan Ibsen og Bjørk-Mynte Paulse carve out space for the queer body to be strong, visible, and dominant. The performance examines what it requires—or perhaps costs—to take up space that is granted to others. Through the perspectives of a trans woman of colour and a white gay man, they scrutinize the world they live in and put problems concerning gender, sexuality and identity into context.   

 By rejecting the role of the vulnerable, Køteren og Terrieren fantasize about a speculative reality where dominant norms no longer exist. They search for possibilities in the interface between what is and what could have been. In Epiclogue, intimate encounters emerge, where bodies find courage and will through love, care, and trust in one another. Epiclogue is a strong and powerful statement on stage.