Anshita Koul is bringing her solo stand-up show Little Too Much to Leipzig on February 13th, to give us just the right measure of self-confidence and self-deprecation to fight the patriarchy with humor, perspective, and deep life reflections.
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"Amanda Palmer's Leipzig performance felt as if she was talking with you... as a close friend [not] just about her life, but women's lives in general, channeled into the context of the highly charged and confusing sociopolitical climate we live in today."
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"It’s such a refreshing, no-bullshit and non-corporate way of working: to have a trusting audience who supports you unconditionally... I wish only more women and artists outside the commercial system could learn to harness the same power." - Amanda Palmer
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The vernissage will give you a chance to engage with the artists and their work that raises important social, political and personal questions, product of their immersion into the PILOTENKUECHE International Art Program in Leipzig.
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The LOFFT brings cutting edge performances that reflect our time. It would be very disruptive to the Leipzig art scene were they to be without a stage.
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Singer Teresa Bergman, from New Zealand, tells us why Leipzig is "secretly [her] favourite city in Germany," and invites us to come see her play at Horns Erben on 31 March.
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