Leave the theatre behind and follow a performance through the streets of Gothenburg.

22 stops is a non-verbal walking performance that invites a small audience to slow down and experience the city differently. Athens-based performer Katerina Drakopoulou leads the group through Gothenburg, creating brief physical encounters with its streets, surfaces, textures, and hidden details.

At each stop, the everyday comes into focus: a corner becomes a frame, a pavement becomes a stage, a pause becomes an event. Rooted in Butoh-inspired dance and site-responsive performance, 22 stops reveals the quiet beauty and unexpected wonder of the city.

Created and performed by Katerina Drakopoulou, whose work has been presented in Greece and internationally, 22 stops comes to Gothenburg for the first time.

A choreography of attention shared between performer, place, and audience.

The performance takes place outdoors and involves walking at a slow pace. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.

One hour. You may never see Gothenburg in quite the same way again.