NICA live: Theresia Philipp presents Kamala Dubrovnik & Max Emil "Termin im Dub Bureau"

NICA live not only brings the music and projects of the NICA artists themselves to the stage, it also features musicians and bands that they appreciate and would like to present to a local audience. With Kamala Dubrovnik and Max Emil, saxophonist and composer Theresia Philipp has invited two artists who know how to present themselves with an ironic wink and an evening between reading, concert, performance and spoken word.

Cologne - A bouquet of 342 iPads adorns the stage set, flanked by subwoofer towers that lean under the ceiling of the JAKI hall. Kamala Dubrovnik (known from "Art Destroyed My Life") takes the audience's breath away with her charisma in a fur stole and hammered Hellenic gold bracelets. Her words and songs caress the synapses of the lucky few who managed to get hold of a ticket, while music architect Max Emil floods the hall with unearthly sounds and scrubs the listeners' ear canals. Since the recent Big Bang, the two astral souls have been creating together what the whole quantum nonsense was invented for: ART - and tell stories between system criticism and self-love through art and music genres. To cure the world of its vices, Dubrovnik and Emil invite you to "Termin im Dub Bureau".