Project Killing Loneliness is a powerful and sensorial performance – and a newly created musical release (EP) – that takes you on a journey into the fragile, raw, and beautiful landscapes of loneliness. Here, dance, music, text, and psychology merge into a compelling expression of what we rarely dare to talk about – yet what concerns us all.

In connection with the performance Project Killing Loneliness and
World Mental Health Day.

What does loneliness do to us – as individuals, as communities, as a society?

On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, we invite you to an open panel discussion about the many forms of loneliness. The conversation takes place in connection with the performance Project Killing Loneliness and addresses questions such as:

What is loneliness, really – and what does it do to us in the long term?
Why do we feel ashamed of being alone, when it is so common?
How can art and culture help open up spaces for belonging?
What do we need – as individuals and as a society – to meet loneliness with empathy and action?