Rebecca Mary

Performance - Unwritten Bodies: Seen & Unseen
2026-02-19 | Khuli Khirkee, New Dehli, Dehli, India
A German-Indian project about bodies, identity, and social conditioning. Rebecca Mary Narum (DE/USA) and Purnendra Meshram (IN) encounter each other with their visibly different bodies and experiences. Using contact improvisation, real-time composition, and a transparent plastic sheet as a symbol of social “skins,” they explore closeness and difference, visibility and withdrawal. The project invites the audience to actively participate—not only as spectators, but as co-researchers. In open rehearsals, interactive workshops, and performances “Unwritten Bodies” becomes a space for encounter. Sound (Fiona Combosch) and film (Satya Gautam) expand the dialogue on a sensory level. This artistic research is not a finished product, but a living, site-specific process: an invitation to encounter oneself and others anew in the space between imposed identity and freedom.
Funded by the Goethe Institute, Friedrich Stiftung, Kulturamt Freiburg, Tanzzentrale der Region Nürnberg e.V. & forExchange+ Residency. Supported by Schopf 2, BLMK, Kuli Khirkee, Vinyasa EARTH & bewegungs-art Freiburg e.V.
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Performance - Vom Schrei zur Bewegung
2026-04-24 | E-Werk Freiburg, Eschholzstr. 77, Freiburg im Breisgau, 79106, Germany
In “Vom Schrei zur Bewegung” (From Scream to Movement), Chilean choreographer Andrea Lagos Neumann, together with Felipe González Berríos, Florencia Lagos Neumann, Lola Villegas Fragoso and Rebecca Mary Narum, poses a fundamental question: How can we hear the voices of the FLINTA* community (women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender people), who have often been silenced throughout history?
Using dance, music, video and embroidery, a powerful archive of memories and resistance is created that keeps testimonies of survivors of the Latin American dictatorships (1970-1990) alive. At a time when democracy is under threat worldwide, the question arises: How can we prevent these stories from falling silent again?
From Cry to Movement offers more than a performance – it is an invitation to actively engage with the past and question what responsibility we have today for justice and remembrance. An appeal that is now more urgent than ever.
With:

Artistic direction: Andrea Lagos Neumann
Co-producer: Felipe González Berríos
Concept: Florencia Lagos Neumann, Felipe González Berríos and Andrea Lagos Neumann
Dance: Felipe González Berríos, Rebecca Mary Narum and Lola Villegas Fragoso
Music: Francisco C. Goldschmidt
Video: Konrad Bohley
Costume: Bianka Heck
Production management: Linda Pilar Brodhag/alado.productions
Technology: Team E-WERK Freiburg

Supported by the Freiburg Cultural Office, the Baden-Württemberg State Association of Independent Dance and Theater Artists with funds from the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts and the Baden-Württemberg State Bank Foundation.
In cooperation with E-WERK Freiburg eV, Tertulia Freiburg eV, Nuestra América eV, Archiv Soziale Bewegung eV, Feministische Geschichtswerkstatt Freiburg eV, Feministisches Zentrum Freiburg eV

Performance - Vom Schrei zur Bewegung
2026-04-25 | E-Werk Freiburg, Eschholzstr. 77, Freiburg im Breisgau, 79106, Germany
In “Vom Schrei zur Bewegung” (From Scream to Movement), Chilean choreographer Andrea Lagos Neumann, together with Felipe González Berríos, Florencia Lagos Neumann, Lola Villegas Fragoso and Rebecca Mary Narum, poses a fundamental question: How can we hear the voices of the FLINTA* community (women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender people), who have often been silenced throughout history?
Using dance, music, video and embroidery, a powerful archive of memories and resistance is created that keeps testimonies of survivors of the Latin American dictatorships (1970-1990) alive. At a time when democracy is under threat worldwide, the question arises: How can we prevent these stories from falling silent again?
From Cry to Movement offers more than a performance – it is an invitation to actively engage with the past and question what responsibility we have today for justice and remembrance. An appeal that is now more urgent than ever.
Tickets coming soon!
With:

Artistic direction: Andrea Lagos Neumann
Co-producer: Felipe González Berríos
Concept: Florencia Lagos Neumann, Felipe González Berríos and Andrea Lagos Neumann
Dance: Felipe González Berríos, Rebecca Mary Narum and Lola Villegas Fragoso
Music: Francisco C. Goldschmidt
Video: Konrad Bohley
Costume: Bianka Heck
Production management: Linda Pilar Brodhag/alado.productions
Technology: Team E-WERK Freiburg

Supported by the Freiburg Cultural Office, the Baden-Württemberg State Association of Independent Dance and Theater Artists with funds from the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts and the Baden-Württemberg State Bank Foundation.
In cooperation with E-WERK Freiburg eV, Tertulia Freiburg eV, Nuestra América eV, Archiv Soziale Bewegung eV, Feministische Geschichtswerkstatt Freiburg eV, Feministisches Zentrum Freiburg eV

Performance: Yaku Samay – Atem des Wassers
2026-05-22, 2026-05-23 | E-Werk Freiburg, Eschholzstr. 77, Freiburg im Breisgau, 79106, Germany
“I called my world Earth, but I thought it should really be called Water” (Maja Lunde)
The mixedabled dance piece Yaku Samay takes the essence of water as a metaphor to artistically explore the connection between humans and nature.
The diversity in quality and intensity of the element is reflected in the movement and sound of the dancers, transforming them into deeply human forms of expression.
As the source of life, water symbolizes a universal, reliable constant – the sound of waves, the flow of rivers, the cyclical nature of water in a dramaturgy of a permanent cycle in and around the earth.
Six dancers and a movement choir immerse themselves in the facets of water and create a sensual experience from the perspective of their lived experience, in which the boundaries between body, sound and water dissolve.
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Residency: Atelier Mondial - Tijuana, Mexico
2026-09-01 - 2026-09-30 | Baden-Württemberg
In 2026, choreographer and dancer Rebecca Mary Narum undertakes a one-month research residency in Tijuana, Mexico, together with Chilean choreographer Andrea Lagos Neumann. Supported by Atelier Mondial the project explores Danzas Fronterizas—the transborder dance practice developed by Mexican choreographer and dance scholar Minerva Tapia. By engaging directly with Tapia and the artistic community along the Tijuana–San Diego border, the duo will immerse themselves in the cultural, political, and emotional realities that shape this choreographic language.
This residency forms the initial phase of a new dance-theater production on borders and undocumented migration, created from their perspectives as non-EU artists living in the Tri-Regio (France–Germany–Switzerland). Through embodied research, interviews, border visits, and studio explorations, they investigate how border experiences are carried, transformed, and expressed through the body. The research will culminate in a work-in-progress presentation in Tijuana and has plans to continue to develop into a full-length production premiering in Freiburg in 2027.
This residency is funded by Atelier Mondial.
