‘Who does the stage belong to?’, four krump dancers ask as they take the audience with them into the limelight. Krump is a dance style developed in Los Angeles by people with African roots that is directed against social inequality and discrimination. For many dancers, krump continues to be a refuge and a surrogate family. By dancing, they can present themselves and support each other. Janne Gregor transports this self-empowering attitude into the theatre space, disrupting accustomed hierarchies and creating a vivid live performance in a close exchange with the audience. Dance becomes a means of communication, making each show a unique experience that tells you while you just can’t stop dancing.

»Dance, dance, dance.«