A bit bored by what life holds in stock for them, Billie and Frieda make their own means out of the time they have left. They follow their desires, dreams and are still exploring their sexuality.
Two older women share experiences of their wild and profound lives. They are slow in presence yet young inside their heart, full of cheekiness and charm. Frieda is a naughty one and Billie likes to surprise people with a little craziness here and there. They are absolutely adorable and therefore can get away with almost anything.
They also know that and exploit it shamelessly.
Elysia Mc Mullen and Luisa Schmitz bring a profound level of precision to their movement built through years of experience in improvisation, clowning and dance.
Together the duo are breaking new ground artistically, bringing professional dance and clowning to new heights.
Within the practice of improvisation they developed an intricate language of gestural and body movements. Their work derives from that humoristic movement language which focuses on the clownesque expression of dance. Abstract in style they bring their audience on a journey of discovery and laughter.
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