HOT PUSSY SHOW

This show is a way of letting off steam, a way of letting go of traumas, understanding them, living them together to develop a form of resilience and move beyond them. The voice and the body merge, becoming a means of empowerment. It's a remedy, a cure and a therapy all rolled into one, with people shouting, crying and laughing, and no one leaves indifferent. Maïmouna tells her story with accuracy and power, liberating words and bodies with delicacy and sincerity.

For once, the floor is given to women and gender minorities, who testify to their experiences of intersectional violence with humour and pride. Throughout the show, Maïmouna tackles taboo subjects: rape, sexual assault, female masturbation, body positivism, female circumcision and motherhood.

Director: Gilles Ramade

Performer: Maïmouna Coulibaly

Right after the performance Maïmouna will be available to speak with you about the main thematics of the performance. She will also drive you to do something constructive with with all the emotions that you will feel.

BOOTY THERAPY is a concept that embodies Maïmouna with a lot of power and humor. It's about "shaking your booties so we can accept our sensuality" With Afro-urban dance routines such as Afrobeat, Dancehall, Soca, Baile Funk.  Booty Therapy helps you to get rid of all your worries. The BOOTY THERAPY is more than a concept, it is passion and life.

Maïmouna Coulibaly is an activist, author, artist and lecturer. Originally from Mali, Soninké, she was born and grew up in the Paris region of France. She has been living in Berlin for 5 years. She recently gave a TEDx talk entitled "Women's body is a political object" and was reviewed in the New York Times.

The "BIPoC ticket" is reserved to the people who identify with the BiPoc community, it helps to maintain a sense of social equity and to give you access to a culture that you may relate to.