A night in the toilets of “Perseids” club, five femininities share drunken confessions, cursing, swearing, loving, and hugging in a girlhood happening of emancipated leisure. Α Chorus in the “here and now.”

The basement stage of the Onassis Stegi transforms into the “Perseids” club: a place full of strobe lights, disco balls, pink neon lights, electronic music, and 80s love songs. Five femininities meet in a chance encounter (or not) in the ladies’ room. They talk about their first time; their Barbie dolls; the one-night stands. They text nude pics and create sexting inspired anthems. A night full of drunken confessions, swearing, loving, hugging, and wild dancing. A universe filled with glitter, TikTok tutorials, dating apps, and pop culture references that oscillate between Gen Z and the Millennials.

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Is there any room for love in the generation of dissociation and tinder dates? How can you revolt in a world that is constantly fighting against you and your whole identity? Five girls crave to fall in love, to express themselves, and to live their dream, even though they were born and raised in a world where love didn’t come as they expected. Raising their voice against what defined them to this day, they unite in one entity, one solid body. A “dance" of the “here-and-now,” where the ladies’ room transforms into a space of release and liberation. A sharp, delightful, moving manifesto.