The End

Magda Jędra (she/her) – choreographer, dancer, performer. In her choreographic works, she combines movement with performance and a site-specific approach. For several years, she has been deepening her knowledge of nature, searching for channels of communication between the human and plant bodies. In 2019, she began working on the concept and practice of the botanical body, which she developed in her latest works: “Evil Herbs” and “Forest and Humans” and presented as part of Global Practice Sharing at Judson Memorial Church in New York. She lives in Gdańsk.

Kasia Kania (she/her) – choreographer and performer. She also works as a dramaturg for choreographic processes and an academic teacher. Her interests focus on the theory and practice of so-called “expanded” thinking about choreography, i.e., strategies for observing and building movement/relationships that deepen our understanding of the world. She practices and researches feminist discourses, collective ways of thinking and acting, feedback strategies, and inclusive methods of communication. She graduated from the Dance Theater Department in Bytom and the Institute of Applied Theater Studies at the Department of Choreography and Performance in Giessen, Germany. She works in international and interdisciplinary structures.

NAGROBKI – A Tri-City band consisting of Maciej Salomon and Adam Witkowski. The band’s music is an original mix of guitar noise, folk, cold wave, big beat, and early black metal. As one might expect from a band with this name (Tombstones), the lyrics of all their songs deal with transience, death, and passing away.
The band has released four studio albums and several recordings of music created for theater performances. They have played about three hundred concerts in Poland and abroad, including at the largest Polish music festivals, such as Opener Festival, Tauron Nowamuzyka, Off Festival, and Unsound. They also supported Jack White’s concert in Poznań.