Anger Angels

KWP production

Residencies

  • 06.10 > 11.10.2025
  • 22.09 > 26.09.2025

Anger Angels is the first col­la­bo­ra­ti­on bet­ween per­for­man­ce artists Sophía Rodríguez (Venezuelan-born, Brussels-based) and Teresa Vittucci (Austrian-born, Zurich-based). In this hyp­no­tic, humo­rous and vis­ce­ral per­for­man­ce they explo­re anger as a trans­for­ma­ti­ve force.

Set within a sur­re­al, cor­po­ra­te-inspi­red lands­ca­pe, two ange­lic mes­sen­gers navi­ga­te and pro­cess human rage. Through move­ment and voi­ce, they con­front the repres­si­on of fem­me anger, cre­a­ting unex­pec­ted entang­le­ments with the sce­no­grap­hy, the audien­ce and each other.

Experiencing Anger Angels feels like recei­ving a deep-tis­sue mas­sa­ge you did not know you nee­ded: both unsett­ling and stran­ge­ly soothing. With sin­ce­re iro­ny, hyper­sen­si­ti­vi­ty and celes­ti­al absur­di­ty, Rodríguez and Vittucci chan­nel anger into trans­cen­den­ce, levi­ta­ting, sin­ging in other­world­ly ton­gues and inter­ac­ting with the cor­po­ra­te envi­ron­ment. Have you ever heard a dyson and a shred­der harmonize? 

Anger Angels reclaims anger, espe­ci­al­ly fem­me anger, from its his­to­ri­cal dis­mis­sal as irra­ti­o­nal or dange­rous. By embra­cing the emo­ti­o­nal, the phy­si­cal and the fluid, Rodríguez and Vittucci invi­te audien­ces to sit with what burns bene­ath the surfa­ce and to wit­ness its poten­ti­al for hea­ling and col­lec­ti­ve transformation.

con­cept en uit­voe­ring Sophía Rodríguez en Teresa Vittucci sce­no­gra­fie Anna Wohlgemuth licht­ont­werp Anahí Perez geluids­ont­werp Gil Schneider vocaal onder­zoek Benjamin Abel Meirhaeghe per­for­man­ce-advi­seur Anna Franziska Jäger kos­tuum­ad­vi­seur Sofie Durnez dra­ma­tur­gie Benji Egger en Louise Van den Eede men­tor Meg Stuart assis­tent-regie Vivi Focquet en Emmel tech­ni­sche lei­ding Clément Imbault out­si­de eye Micha Goldberg een pro­duc­tie van Kunstenwerkplaats KWP en Association OH DEAR in copro­duc­tie met Tanzhaus Zürich VIERNULVIER Arsenic – Centre d’art scé­ni­que con­tem­po­rain Kaaitheater en Les Halles de Schaerbeek met de steun van de Vlaamse over­heid en Kunstencentrum KAAP