«Die Neue Unsicherheit – Disco Edition» Fatima Moumouni

Discussion series with party

«The New Uncertainty – Disco Edition»
Fatima Moumouni mit Kübra Sekin und Edwin Ramirez

Followed by a party with comedy and karaoke

Uncertainty is not hidden here: a format seeks out the ‘um,’ shares doubts – far removed from the eternal, annoying ‘WHAT IS STILL ALLOWED?

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Sat 23/05 20:00 – 22:00
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In this series, the aim is not to train people out of saying ‘um...’ – it is actively sought!

What does a safer space for uncertainty look like? Is that possible on stage?

Zurich artist Fatima Moumouni is finally continuing her series of discussions, ‘The New Uncertainty – Disco Edition’! In it, moments of conversation that are allowed to be thoughtful, self-critical and decidedly insecure are brought to the stage – guests and moderator are equally unsettled. And then they reflect together publicly, because when it comes to progressive discourse – almost by definition – there is still much to think about, beyond the pitiful WHAT CAN YOU EVEN SAY TODAY?

Guest in this edition: Kübra Sekin
Kübra Sekin is a presenter, actress and performer. She works from a disabled, queer and migrant perspective and campaigns for the inclusion and visibility of people with disabilities on social media, on stage and in public spaces.

As an actress, she has appeared in productions such as ‘Pauline’ (Disney+), ‘Malibu’ (ZDF), ‘Blindgänger’ (cinema) and ‘Die Anstalt’ (ZDF). She has hosted numerous cultural events, award ceremonies and specialist conferences, and contributed to the books ‘Angry Cripple’ and ‘Bist du behindert oder was?’. In 2024, she received the German Acting Award for her role in the ZDF series ‘Die Chefin’.

Comedy set and karaoke party with Edwin Ramirez

The discussion will be followed by a short comedy set by Edwin Ramirez and a karaoke party.

Edwin Ramirez (they/them or none) is an Afro-Dominican, non-binary Crip performance artist and cultural practitioner based in Zurich. They are best known as a co-founder of the queer-crip theatre project Criptonite, which, together with Nina Mühlemann, develops shows and workshops on various aspects of disability using drag, pop culture and the Aesthetics of Access. They are active in various areas of the Swiss cultural scene in an advisory and mediating capacity, for example as a board member of ArtFAQ or as a jury member of the Migros Story Lab. Accessibility, collective responsibility and care as part of artistic practice are themes they pursue with great passion.

Save the date

The next edition of ‘Die Neue Unsicherheit – Disco Edition’ will take place on Friday 19 June.

Information on accessibility and language

Stepless access
In spoken German
Approx. 2-hour event with a 10-minute break (after 60 minutes at the latest)

Fatima Moumouni, born in 1992, is a spoken word poet, presenter and columnist living in Zurich. Since 2011, she has been performing on various stages in German-speaking countries. In recent years, she has also been invited to perform her texts internationally, most recently at the ‘Poesìa Intercontinental’ project in Havana, the ‘Slam Nacional’ in Mexico City and the ‘Writers Festival’ in Singapore, as well as part of the ‘FLIPAS’ project in Madrid.
In addition to solo performances, she also performs as part of a duo with Laurin Buser. The two are currently touring with their spoken word show ‘COLD’. They were awarded the Salzburger Stier for their joint evening programme ‘GOLD’ in 2021. In 2023, she received the Cultural Award in the Dance/Theatre category from the City of Zurich. And from 2026 to 2027, she receives two years of concept funding from the City of Zurich.
She has contributed as an author to the following plays:
Last Night a DJ took my life, Schauspielhaus Zurich, directed by Joana Tischkau (2024)
Leyla. Fragments, Staatstheater Hanover, directed by Miriam Ibrahim, world premiere 16 February 2024
Ich chan es Zündhölzli azünde, Schauspielhaus Zurich, co-authored with Laurin Buser, directed by Suna Gürler (2023)
BULLESTRESS, Schauspielhaus Zürich, co-authored with Laurin Buser, directed by Suna Gürler (2022)
Der Räuber Hotzenplotz, Theater Basel, co-authored adaptation with Laurin Buser, directed by Jörg Pohl and Antú Romero Nunes (2020)
From 2015 to 2020, she gave workshops on racism awareness with a focus on language. As a driving force on the issues of discrimination and racism, she has appeared publicly in various formats over the past ten years, including on television (SRF Arena 2020, SRF Sternstunde Religion, SRF Literaturclub). In recent years, she has also worked increasingly in museum contexts and produced poetry videos/audios for exhibitions (for the Fondation Beyeler, the Bern Historical Museum, most recently for the exhibition ‘Kolonial. Global Interconnections of Switzerland‘ at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich, exhibition). She is part of the collective ’Das Wandbild Muss Weg‘ (The Mural Must Go), which won the City of Bern's competition on the racist mural at the Wylergut primary school and curated the exhibition ‘Resistance. Dealing with Racism in Bern’ at the Bern Historical Museum.
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