In the choreographic project ("they stayed restless"), Sophie Sengle used the theme of anger with a view to a gender-specific performativity of anger. The focus was on gestures, performativity, and physical reactions to anger. Sound, voice and looks were important tools. The starting point of the research was the question: "How do we behave in situations in which we don't agree, in which we want to give space to our perspective, in which we actually want to argue (fight for something)?"