As IPAF enters its final day, we invite you to our last social gathering. Brunch & Reflection with Charlie Laban Trier.
 
Meet Charlie Laban Trier at 11:00 – 11:45. Charlie will have an informal Q&A about his process and practice in relation to his IPAF performance Surfacing HypoKrisia. 
 
Grab a coffee and a croissant, and join artists, curators, and fellow audience members for a relaxed moment of connection and reflection.

After the Q&A, at 12:30, Charlie will do the workshop “who wears who?”
 

Tickets for Brunch & Reflection: Free, with sign up.
 
Good to know: Language: English & Danish
 

IPAF


IPAF is Warehouse9’s international performance festival. The festival is a vital extension of the organisation’s dedicated work to support and present LGBTQIA+ artists and cultural practitioners. IPAF is a dynamic meeting place that creates opportunities for artistic development, live performances, and facilitates spaces for dialogue and community.
 
This year, the festival is co-produced with Dansehallerne and presents genre-bending work in Copenhagen that actively engages with identity politics, sexual expressions, and body representations. IPAF is founded on the strong belief that dance and performance can offer new perspectives and understandings of reality, inspire collective imagination, and advocate for better and more just futures.

 
Warehouse9


Warehouse9 is a multidisciplinary arts and performance organisation that supports the development and presentation of work and ideas by LGBTQIA+ artists and cultural practitioners. We’re an organisation that cultivates new thinking and community, and creates space for queer art year-round. https://warehouse9.dk
 
Accessibility:
Dansehallerne has step-free access via an elevator to all floors. Accessible and gender-neutral restrooms are on the ground floor.
 
IPAF is made possible with support from Dansehallerne, Statens Kunstfond, Københavns Kommune and Vesterbro Lokaludvalg.