Puma Camillê: A Workshop About Capoeira History – Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Berlin

About this event

Puma Camillê leads a workshop within The School of Self-Defense. The event page identifies Camillê as an artist, activist, South American Princess of the House of Basquiat, and founder of the Capoeira Pra Todxs movement. The workshop is based on Camillê's CapoeiraVogue practice, which connects capoeira and voguing. Both are described as cultural forms shaped by resistance, community, and self-assertion. The movement language combines capoeira's ginga and mandinga with the lines, poses, and expressivity of vogue. The production treats the body as a site of memory, imagination, and transformation. The session is a practical and conceptual exploration of movement, rhythm, presence, martial arts, dance, and performance rather than a staged narrative production.

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  Workshop Leader

  Puma Camillê