"1 ring has 4 corners" turns a wrestling show into a venue for negotiating feminist issues. A ring as the setting for an attempt to overcome the rifts between feminisms. It features three women who indulge in both cultivated and uncultivated arguments - and throw both questions and chairs at each other in the process.


How are we doing as feminists today in a society that is increasingly at risk of being torn between identity politics and larger socio-political demands?
Who is 'we' and what do we need to leave behind 'us'? Do common enemies automatically create solidarity or can we disagree in solidarity?

Can we still find consensus within the framework of the pluralistic-diverse social and identity politics of our time or must we learn to tolerate different views? Can or must we still argue, and if so, how?

The wrestling performance attempts to visualize abstract social politics and identity politics of "women*", a loud draft, a first attempt at an evolving performance.

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