Bunker’s New Year’s Dance in rainbow colors!

Location
Let’s dedicate ourselves to Naked Life,
Let ourselves go in the rhythm of Tiffany …
Make it rainbowy 2020!
8 p.m.
Olja Grubić: NAKED LIFE
performance
What does it mean to be a living being in the living world, to have a body, living conditions, potential for life …? Ideology is not the answer. Life is beyond ideology.
Through poetic language, Naked Life visualizes the intimacy of the living presence of the human body and the dynamics between its physical, mental and emotional identities.
Idea and Concept: Olja Grubić
Performed by: Olja Grubić, Anita Wach, Kristina Aleksova, Sara Horžen, Anja Novak, Ena Kurtalić, Lana Zdravković
Production: Via Negativa
Mandatory reservations for the performance at: info@bunker.si
Contribution per ticket: 1 cultural EUR
from 9 p.m. onwards
DJ DUKI & DJ NAJ – Tiffany DJ set
Tiffany forever!
Admission free!
Nataša Živković: Sonny

Location
Shows: 16 and 17 December 2019, at 8 p.m.
A woman is a sack made to endure. – the Kanun, the Code of Lekë Dukagjini from the Middle Ages, north Albania and Kosovo.
#Unwanted. That’s a common girl name in our Montenegro. – a Women’s Rights Centre poster of a campaign against selective abortion practice, Montenegro, 2017
Montenegro’s last “virgina” has died. Her last wish was for her family-grave epitaph to describe her as her father’s only surviving son. – Blic, 2 August 2016
Sonny! – says a close relative when I visit her in Montenegro.
Sonny is an attempt at an anthropological research of a specific phenomenon in a performative form. It is an amazed fascination with images and stories of sworn virgins or “virginas” from the remote parts of Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo and Metohija. It is a hole in the system which maintains that same system. It is drag in relation to the question of surviving in a man’s world asking us in what world we live.
Author and Perfomer: Nataša Živković.
Performers: Daniel Petković, Loup Abramovici, Slobodan Malić
Space design and scenography: Lenka Đorojević.
Lighting design and technical direction: Špela Škulj.
Photography: Nada Žgank.
Advising: Teja Reba.
Executive production: Eva Prodan.
Production: City of Women.
xx CITY OF WOMEN ARTISTS
Co-production: Bunker – Old Power Station. Special thanks to: Maska and Mladinsko Theatre.
In frame of Performing gender – Dance makes differences.
The project is supported by Creative Europe, the Ministry of Culture and the City of Ljubljana.
Nataša Živković: Sonny

Location
Shows: 16 and 17 December 2019, at 8 p.m.
A woman is a sack made to endure. – the Kanun, the Code of Lekë Dukagjini from the Middle Ages, north Albania and Kosovo.
#Unwanted. That’s a common girl name in our Montenegro. – a Women’s Rights Centre poster of a campaign against selective abortion practice, Montenegro, 2017
Montenegro’s last “virgina” has died. Her last wish was for her family-grave epitaph to describe her as her father’s only surviving son. – Blic, 2 August 2016
Sonny! – says a close relative when I visit her in Montenegro.
Sonny is an attempt at an anthropological research of a specific phenomenon in a performative form. It is an amazed fascination with images and stories of sworn virgins or “virginas” from the remote parts of Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo and Metohija. It is a hole in the system which maintains that same system. It is drag in relation to the question of surviving in a man’s world asking us in what world we live.
Author and Perfomer: Nataša Živković.
Performers: Daniel Petković, Loup Abramovici, Slobodan Malić
Space design and scenography: Lenka Đorojević.
Lighting design and technical direction: Špela Škulj.
Photography: Nada Žgank.
Advising: Teja Reba.
Executive production: Eva Prodan.
Production: City of Women.
xx CITY OF WOMEN ARTISTS
Co-production: Bunker – Old Power Station. Special thanks to: Maska and Mladinsko Theatre.
In frame of Performing gender – Dance makes differences.
The project is supported by Creative Europe, the Ministry of Culture and the City of Ljubljana.
Beton Ltd.: Mahlzeit – premiere

Location
Shows: 19 and 20 December 2019, at 8 p.m.
A music performance event, a new chapter of the German cycle, started by the Beton Ltd. collective with Ich kann nicht anders (2016) and Große Erwartungen (2018).
In Mahlzeit, dedicated to dining, feeding, snacking and socializing, the spotlight turns on music. The one Jure Vlahovič and Janez Weiss of the Dead Tongues duo have been creating for Beton Ltd. for the past ten years, and the one that is becoming – disguised and seemingly unrecognizable, with the collaboration of Maksim Špelko and Marko Brdnik – a stepping stone for the sequel, Hoppla, wir leben.
It is time to listen and marvel.
Concept, idea and performance: BETON Ltd. MAHLZEIT
BETON Ltd. MAHLZEIT are:
Katarina Stegnar (vocals)
Branko Jordan (vocals)
Primož Bezjak (vocals)
Maksim Špelko (drums and percussion)
Marko Brdnik (synths and accordion)
Janez Weiss (guitar and vocals)
Jure Vlahovič (sound design)
Toni Soprano Meneglejte (visuals, lighting and space design)
004 (lighting and space design)
Maja Vižin (executive production)
Technical Manager: Andrej Petrovčič
PR: Tamara Bračič Vidmar
Production: Bunker, Ljubljana, 2019
Thanks to: Maša Pavoković
Supported by: Ministry of Culture, City of Ljubljana
Photo: Toni Soprano Meneglejte
ABOUT US
Bunker is a non-profit organization for the realization and organization of cultural events. Bunker produces and presents contemporary theatre and dance performances, organizes different workshops and other educational programmes with a special focus on cultural and artistic education, participates in or leads numerous international projects, organizes international discursive forums and discussion evenings, and produces one of the most prominent international contemporary performing arts festivals – the Mladi Levi Festival.
Since the year 2004, Bunker programmes and manages the inspirational space of The Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana.
The Old Power Station is a space for contemporary perfroming arts. It is buzzing with activities: several groups use it as their rehearsal venue; it is a place for different workshops, which range from cultural management to dance techniques, while in the evening, the power station is a venue for various contemporary performances and other multimedia events. The programme in the Old Power Station is a combination of international performances, presented in the frame of various festivals, as well as a selection of interesting Slovene contemporary artists. The red thread of all events in The Old Power Station is the desire to explore and move the boundaries of the aesthetic and the expected, as well as the desire for engagement in the local and global environment.
