Fix Me
A duet on queerness between Cairo and Philadelphia.
Fix Me is a full-length dance theater piece that explores queer male impulses across disparate cultural contexts. Created through exchange between an Egyptian choreographer and an American physical theatre artist and acrobat, it explores the ways queerness is still inhibited by the self, by others, and by larger cultural and religious contexts. The duet uses dance, physical theatre, and acrobatics to tackle a universal concern, merging two individual stories into one.
I saw them both as the same person and as entwined loversElla-Gabriel Mason, thINKingDANCE
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Credits
Created and Performed by Hazem Header and Ben Grinberg
With music and sound design by Claudio Curciotti
Costumes by Nermine Said
Press
- The Cannonball makes a raucous comeback to Philadelphia Fringe for the third time — The Philadelphia Inquirer
- If You Think You're Going to Hell, Get Onstage Now — thINKingDANCE