Keithy Kuuspu (1994) is a performance and dance artist from Tallinn, Estonia. In her practice, she works with mundane structures and with the influences that society has on individuals, often through ironical and naive perspective. She is particularly interested in manipulating with time and space, slowing down oneself and processes before and after the result. Connecting visual and performance art and search for connections between the body and material has an important place in her creation. Last plays she directed were PAUS ISTU MINE (STL, 2023), Estonian Pavilion “Home Stage” in Venice architecture biennale 2023 (with Liisa Saaremäel), False Falling (STL, 2021) and Body Slam (with Liisa Saaremäel, 2022). Recently she performed in Tiit Ojasoo & Ene-Liis Semper performance “72 days”, in Jarkko Partanen & Anni Klein “Fluids” (WAUHAUS, STL) and in Laura Cemin & Bianca Hisse “How the Land Lies”. In 2022 she was nominated in Estonian Theatre Awards and received Cristal Shoe Award, which is given to two young performing artists for their first significant stage works.
Keithy Kuuspu (1994) is a performance and dance artist from Tallinn, Estonia. In her practice, she works with mundane structures and with the influences that society has on individuals, often through ironical and naive perspective. She is particularly interested in manipulating with time and space, slowing down oneself and processes before and after the result. Connecting visual and performance art and search for connections between the body and material has an important place in her creation. Last plays she directed were PAUS ISTU MINE (STL, 2023), Estonian Pavilion “Home Stage” in Venice architecture biennale 2023 (with Liisa Saaremäel), False Falling (STL, 2021) and Body Slam (with Liisa Saaremäel, 2022). Recently she performed in Tiit Ojasoo & Ene-Liis Semper performance “72 days”, in Jarkko Partanen & Anni Klein “Fluids” (WAUHAUS, STL) and in Laura Cemin & Bianca Hisse “How the Land Lies”. In 2022 she was nominated in Estonian Theatre Awards and received Cristal Shoe Award, which is given to two young performing artists for their first significant stage works.