Salon Afterglow

Salon Afterglow

Series of events for FLINTA+ people from Team Beige

We celebrate weddings, proms and housewarming parties, but many caesuras in women's lives go unnoticed and unshared. Salon Afterglow is a friendly space for all FLINTA* people to explore social transitions, celebrate feminist perspectives and discover artistic approaches to care, work and the body. Here, doors open to transitions that we sense but rarely name. Experts from art, science and practice will contribute their perspectives. Drinks and snacks await afterwards.

Texts, rituals and performative moments: Salon Afterglow is an invitation to all thinkers, listeners, contemplators, perseverers and ladies. Each salon has its own theme.

Free admission, please register by email to vermittlung@pathos.theater

Thu, 14.05. | 19:00 This date is canceled! The topic will be postponed to 25.06.!

#03: The means of women

The first big deal, the first personal bankruptcy, the first personal investment. What happens when we take money into our hands for the first time that is all ours, start our first company, sign our first declaration of insolvency, sit in a negotiation for the first time, have to understand an investment advisor? In the third Salon Afterglow, we talk about money, power and self-determination. Together we will explore the moments when money changes our lives.

Thu, 23.07. | 19:00

#04: Crossing the border

We often talk about borders as if they were lines on maps. But borders also run through our biographies and the idea of who we are. In this salon, we explore experiences of crossing borders. Together with people who have emigrated, who have traveled long distances, who have sought or lived through extreme physical experiences, we ask: Which borders protect us - and which ones hold us back? With conversations, texts and performative interventions, we open up a space for stories of setting out, crossing and arriving.

About Team Beige

Judith Huber is a freelance actress, performer and author with training in musical theater and acting; she lives and works in Munich. She has been developing works on identity, change and community for many years. Huber combines theater, performance and writing in her artistic practice and is committed to rethinking old forms.

Eva Löbau is an actress, performer and author who frequently works on cross-disciplinary projects and was a member of the ensemble at the Münchner Kammerspiele. She has appeared in film and television productions, including Der Wald vor lauter Bäumen by Maren Ade and Knallhart by Detlev Buck. She also shows how life stories, everyday life and change can be told in more recent projects such as Das Lehrerzimmer, in series such as Familie Bundschuh or as Tatort-Kommissarin.