GASP is a physical and vocal performance by Diane Mahín that starts from a simple premise: an inhalation. We see five figures inhaling in order to speak. Normally, an exhalation follows: a word, a sentence, a scream, an action. In GASP, however, every form of exhalation – including the voice – is withheld. Everything comes in, but nothing can come out. What begins as an inability slowly shifts into another way of being, where breath, tension, and bodily presence become the material of the performance. During Museumnacht, a fragment of this work will be shared with the audience, followed by an after talk.