Kira Nova - The Great Ball at Satan's

Wed, Nov 18 · 19:00Lilith Performance Studio

Please note that the doors open 10 minutes prior to the show and that it won't be possible to enter during the performance. THE GREAT BALL AT SATAN'S WED - SAT 19:00 - 21:30 (DOOR CLOSES AT 19:05) THE GREAT BREAKFAST AT SATAN'S SUN 11:00 - 12:30 (DOOR CLOSES AT 11:05) Can a room full of strangers get high on nothing at all? We’re going to try. For approximately 2,5 hrs, The Great Ball at Satan’s throws you into a conducted mix of music, movement, games, food, drinks, and other human beings. Yes, you have to talk to them. Part party. Part theater. Part social experiment. No substances needed. Alcohol available — we’re not insane. Come alone, come with friends. You’ll lose them anyway. This is not a sit-and-watch situation. You move, you play, you participate. The ball is conducted by Kira Nova, who will spend 2 and a half hours turning a room of adults back into five-year-olds. Spiritually. Please remain legally responsible for yourself. SUNDAYS On Sunday mornings, The Great Ball at Satan’s becomes The Great Breakfast at Satan’s An approximately 90-minute long gathering built around breakfast, coffee, music, movement, games and encounters with strangers. The rules stay the same. The hour changes what they do. Sunday breakfast is one of the most familiar rituals there is, the same table, the same places, the same roles, and here it is rearranged. Formal — or dress like you’re going to your least favorite cousin’s wedding. You want to look good. You just don’t want anyone thinking you tried. The Great Ball at Satan’s is an immersive performance. It contains adult themes, suggestive humor, and simulated nudity through prosthetic body parts however there is no actual nudity and no sexual activity of any kind. This is an interactive event, but you are never required to touch anyone or be touched. Ask before initiating physical contact. Respect a “no” immediately. You are always free to decline an invitation, sit something out, or step away. —Kira Inspired by Mikha

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