In Psalm for a Slut, the homosexual body faces one final ritual. The body carries stories of love and pleasure, of yearning and loneliness. An abstract and quiet soundscape envelops the audience in a contemplative universe. In the presence of the naked body, we hover between the worldly and the sacred. In this interface, the human and vulnerable is laid bare, the body from which we can never escape.

The profane and the holy go hand in hand as ULF here presents the final part of the ULF goes Religious trilogy.

Ulf Nilseng is a prominent, distinctive and important voice in Norwegian dance art. As a choreographer, performer and gender anarchist, for many years he has been creating art that can be characterised as Queer. With the ULF company, he continues his exploration of the body, dance and ideas about freedom.