This is a performance, concert, and urban intervention in one, which draws on the Baroness’s anarchic energy to question how we live, move, and what we desire in the modern city.

The work unfolds across unusual urban locations — shops, basement systems, and public squares — before returning to the Club, where it culminates in a concert with experimental musician Áron Porteleki.

Through the lens of Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven’s legendary street provocations, the creators examine artistic freedom, consumer society, and exclusion in the contemporary neoliberal urban environment, connecting the past — evoked through the figure of the Baroness — to present struggles for autonomy and self-expression.

Place: Trafó Budapest

Address: 1094 Budapest, Liliom u. 41