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Myke – Hacking the Manosphere

Lecture Performance

  • Dialogue
  • Digital Art
  • Performance
German /  approx. 90 mins.

All acts of violence in recent years in Germany that have resulted in death and that have been classified as acts of terrorism and discussed by the public have been committed by men. Masculinism (i.e. a radicalised male sense of entitlement) has always been a secondary motive. In addition, the number of acts of violence against FLINTA and queers has been on the rise for years. How does masculinist radicalisation work online, where does it start, and how can it be stopped as early as possible? In the summer of 2024, onlinetheater.live infiltrated anti-feminist content bubbles on TikTok with a specially developed video campaign. Amidst dating tips, self-optimisation marketing, and male supremacist fantasies, the artists wove in counter-narratives to the prevailing image held by men. In this lecture performance, the group will report on their experiment in the world’s largest theatre, the internet, welcoming you to take a deep dive into the “manosphere” on TikTok.

Cast

Lecture performance, concept, realisation, supervision of the accounts, core team: Kathi Kraft (she), Toni Minge (he), Luzia Oppermann (she), Caspar Weimann (he/she/they) / Video Performance: Davíd Gaviria (he), Lukas Lüdeking (he), David Zico (he) / Supported by & many thanks to: Fikri Anıl Altıntaş (he), Serdar Gencol (he), Dan Kanin (they), Veronika Kracher (she/they), Tim Oppermann (he), Tilmann Lindner (he)

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Dates

Past

Credits

Production: onlinetheater.live. Co-production: HAU Hebbel am Ufer, FFT Düsseldorf, Kleintheater Luzern. Funded by: Kulturstiftung des Bundes with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.

Location

HAU3
Tempelhofer Ufer 10, 10963 Berlin

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