If you follow far enough, all threads lead home. This is not a show, it's a threshold. Welcome to HOUSE OF PLAMORË, an evening of performance art, live music and collective ritual. We continue with our third salon, GRIEF EROTICS, on NOVEMBER 11TH. GRIEF EROTICS is an evening centering a new performance piece by EROS IN FURS & Lulu with live musical score by Slow Moon, and following with a live music performance by Andy Ptashka featuring Oran Ray. The evening opens with a new work from the dancers of the HOUSE OF PLAMORË, choreographed by EROS IN FURS with artistic support from Charles Forster. HOUSE OF PLAMORË salons are evenings centered around performance art and live music, bringing together collective rituals and artistic expression. They are designed to create a space where art can be experienced with greater presence, inviting participants to slow down and blur the boundaries between audience and artist. Everyone who enters is invited to become part of the co-creation of the space through shared rituals, meditation practices, and collective creative processes — cultivating connection through the space between art, performance, and human encounter. The evening holds time and space to arrive, witness, and integrate, so the whole night becomes a collective ritual. This is not just a show - it is a venture into a threshold where art touches the Unseen. Doors from 6:00pm-7:00pm. There will also be an offering of food and drinks available for purchase. WHO IS HOUSE OF PLAMORË? HOUSE OF PLAMORË is a growing performance and arts collective that centers the body as a focal point for creation, research, and artistic creation. The Salons are woven together with music, sound, and collaborating artists from the HOUSE as well as outside collaborations. We began as a home for art: evenings of performance, music, ritual, and shared food. Now we are deepening the practice beneath those evenings. We are growing into a company of artists who train, make, and gather together, with movement as our root language and collaborators from music, sound, poetry, visual art, and production woven into the house. We believe art is one of the most powerful vessels for collective change and healing. We seek to create spaces where radical art, performance, movement, music, and ritual bring people together into a place that feels like a home we forgot: a home as a container where all of the parts of human experience are welcome and seen. We prioritise work that is relentlessly dedicated to making the Unseen seen: art that questions invisible norms and hierarchies, centers erased voices and stories, connects us back to body and spirit, and asks us to honor all the parts of ourselves that long for a home. We gather not to perform for you but to move with you: into ritual, into witnessing, into presence. If you follow far enough, all threads lead home. HOUSE OF PLAMORË is brought to you by the creativity and collective work of the House members: Alexia Lubimova, Artis Leonar, Charles Forster, Claude Sundermeier, Dani de'Silva, EROS IN FURS, Eva Sperlich (Flvgmodvs), Isra Alexander, Justin Shaffer, Mia (MANTA), Nika Lazishvili, Ofek Haim, and Veeo Nelli. This event would not be possible without the generous financial support of Michael Sperlich, as well as the work of many other collaborators that help bring this event to life. ON THE NAME: Plamorë is the messy love child of two names: Pleroma, the fullness — the totality of the everything before its fracture, that deep knowing of home out beyond duality Zoë: life itself — in its most vibrant expression, the raw insistence of being alive, the force that moves through soma and spirit Together, Plamorë names what this collective is reaching for: the feeling of coming home to a place that holds the fullness of life itself. There is a thread that runs beneath life: the whispers of a language we once knew how to speak, and a longing to return. To enter the HOUSE OF PLAMORË is to remember, to follow the thread back to something we forgot. If you follow far enough, all threads lead home. Tickets Tickets via Ticket Tailor. If the ticket price is a barrier to joining us, especially for people from marginalized or underrepresented communities, please reach out to us via Instagram at @houseofplamore about a solidarity ticket — we’d love to make the event accessible to you.