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Performances
Austrian Premiere
Festivals
28.05. –
29.05.
2026

LIINA MAGNEA

Ssassin’s Creed (Lady Says Stop)

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© Roberta Segata

Ssassin’s Creed (Lady says Stop) explores the depths of human behavior when previously assumed power and social status are disrupted. The piece delves into the complex transformations of those who lose themselves in a victim mentality and succumb to self-referential madness, as well as those who elevate themselves as chosen ones, driven by the belief that their mission is to improve the world. The consequences range from the formation of cults to running amok. What kind of modern perpetrators and villains do these individuals become when they feel stripped of their power? How far are they willing to go when they aim to destroy or spark “revolutions”?

Time

20:30–21:20

Location

TQW Studios

Duration

50 Min

Price

€ 16/12 Rakete Discount – for bookings of 3 or more performances: € 12/9 per ticket

Additional Information

In English

Content note/trigger warnings: soft gun, aggressive language

  • Dates

    • THU
      28.05.

      Liina Magnea

      Ssassin’s Creed (Lady Says Stop)

      20:30 – 21:20

      TQW Studios

      Additional Information

      In English

      Content note/trigger warnings: soft gun, aggressive language

    • FRI
      29.05.

      Liina Magnea

      Ssassin’s Creed (Lady Says Stop)

      20:30 – 21:20

      TQW Studios

      Additional Information

      In English

      Content note/trigger warnings: soft gun, aggressive language

  • Artist Bio

    Liina Magnea

    Obsessed with the idea of the immaterial Gesamtkunstwerk, Liina Magnea (b. 1991, Berlin) combines music, movement, film dramaturgy, and internet scrolling into shapeshifting performances. She studied art and choreography, and her work has been presented at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Volksbühne, Steirischer Herbst, Sophiensæle and Zodiak – Center for New Dance, among others. She also works as a performer and musician for other artists and gives vocal coaching.

  • Credits

    Concept, performance Liina Magnea Costume design Anna Philippa Müller Lighting design Nick Heedemann

    Production partners Liina Magnea and Centrale di Fiès Funding Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion

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