In some words...

Dancers from all walks of life, women unite around a refined and idealised krump, comparable to sacred gestures and rituals. A krump that dares to push to the point of irrationality of a situation, a relationship, a narrative. They have decided to seize their bodies, to claim for themselves what happens there, to make them the seat of resistance in the face of the erasure of the self. There they muster their power as women, seize their erotic bodies and their body politic. Facing violence, their own violence, they come together as a body in a movement of sharing that takes them beyond themselves, a brilliant pack of women prepared for a dance that is as epic as it is salvational.