What if the mon­ster doesn’t live out­si­de of us, but bub­bles deep insi­de the body?

In Commonstro, a con­ti­nuous meta­morp­ho­sis takes pla­ce: five bodies lose them­sel­ves, trans­form, and find their way back. What begins as a qui­et inner mur­mur bursts open into a phy­si­cal erup­ti­on from within.

In his solo debut Monstrare/​Monere (2021), Milø Slayers explo­red the bounda­ry bet­ween human and mon­ster. Where does the ​‘nor­mal’ body end, and whe­re does the mon­s­trous begin?
Four years later, he trans­forms that solo into a col­lec­ti­ve move­ment, born from an inten­si­ve mas­ter­class with P.A.R.T.S. stu­dents. Milø gui­des five per­for­mers as they balan­ce on the edge bet­ween con­trol and sur­ren­der to the mon­ster within. Their bodies explo­re a raw cho­re­o­grap­hic lan­gu­a­ge that tou­ches on inti­ma­cy and the power of mon­s­trous ambiguity.