For six years, Sepideh Khodarahmi has been touring with- and exploring her "cake-sitting" practice; a sensory performance work in which she constructs, seduces, and sits on a cake. A performance that blends disgust, humor, and seduction in equal parts, and above all, a practice that allows eroticism to take on new forms and articulations. Based on this extensive research, she is now creating her first group work, SMASH COLLECTIVE – The Erotic Clown, together with dancers Maria Naidu, Maria af Klintberg, and Annika B Lewis.

In SMASH COLLECTIVE – The Erotic Clown, the erotic potential of destruction is at the center. Through a haze of heavy bass and club music, the dancers move in a pulsating universe of decadent pleasure. Sensual choreography is mixed with drag techniques, humor, and club dance, forming erotic rituals. Carefully constructed rites driven by the dancers' individual desires and longings. A playful laboratory emerges— a mapping of the choreography of destruction and seduction, with a wink of the eye.