Portugal
Diana Niepce: Hornfuckers
DossierResource
A performance that questions norms, hierarchies, and the systems of our lives, challenging stereotypes and pushing bodies beyond their perceived limits
Diana Niepce: Hornfuckers
Show
Thursday 26 March 2026, Emílio Rui Vilar Auditorium, Culturgest, Lisbon (Portugal)
Mia Meneses
Artist
Mia Meneses, actress and performer, attended the Professional Course in Performing Arts at Liceu Passos Manuel, the course in Communication Sciences at Universidade Nova de Lisboa, and the Master’s Degree in Performing Arts.
Daniela Morganiça
Artist
Daniela Morganiça (Portugal) is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on performing arts and writing. Has a degree in Theater from ESAD.CR (PT), and a master’s degree from the same institution in conjunction with LKA (LT). Works on her own creations since 2005, as well as in co-creations with other Portuguese and International creators.
Culturgest
Partner
Culturgest – Fundação Caixa Geral de Depósitos (Lisbon, Portugal) is dedicated to contemporary creation and presents a regular programme of performing arts, music, visual arts, cinema and contemporary thought aimed at a diverse public, which includes schools, children and young people, invited to enjoy national and international first-rate programmes and to partake in attractive and inspiring cultural activities.
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Naked and disabled: the body as a site of strength and beauty
OpinionResource
May 5, 2020
There is a long tradition of artists and performers being drawn towards nudity as a tool of shock, vulnerability, truth and raw self-expression. It places the body in the public eye, revealing what is usually hidden, and uses explicitness and intimacy to spotlight the audience’s gaze as part of the meaning-forming process. Voyeurs, spectators, observers are not as innocently passive as once thought.