DAMA is an artistic duo by Maria Sideri and Danai Pappa involved in performance and research focusing on the human body as its primary tool.
about us:

Maria Sideri is a performance maker based in London. Her research is focused on movement, gesture and voice in different temporal and spatial boundaries and is greatly influenced from her anthropological studies. Her investigations rely on the body in
possession or objectification as an "other" and on how through
performativity its physical limits change through a process of interaction
where bodies perform actions and carry out tasks. Maria Sideri holds a BA in literature and classical studies
from the University of Ioannina in Greece and an MA in anthropology from the
University of Geneva, Switzerland. She danced for the collective Marchepied
based in Lausanne, for the compagnie Cie Filibert Tologo (Geveva) and
collaborated with the composer Pete Ernrooth for the festival des Musiques
Electroniques and the Festival de l'aube in Geneva. Lately she has performed for Lea Anderson, Jonathan Burrows and is performing for the new comission of TIno Seghal in the Tate Modern. She is currently finishing her MA in Creative Practice in
Laban Conservatory of Music and Dance (London).
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what is new:
DAMA in collaboration with sonic artist Kostis Kilymis will present a new piece "Play Light Down" as part of Agony Art on the 23rd June at Chisenhale Dance Space, London. The work is based on the idea of the human body as an agent of electricity. Two dancers and one musician, all of them on stage, introduce a series of games where the physical presence undergoes transmission, generation and storage of power.