The Other Witch
Following its critically acclaimed virtual premiere in 2021 and subsequent live performances, The Other Witch, an evocative solo by award-winning choreographer and Guggenheim Fellow Nejla Yatkin, returns to the stage due to popular demand. The work will be performed live in Chicago at the Epiphany Arts Center in the Epiphany hall on March 8, 2026, at 7:30 PM, in celebration of International Women’s Day.
This highly anticipated performance marks a powerful transition from screen to stage, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience The Other Witch as a fully embodied, live encounter, rich with presence, ritual, and transformation.
Join Nejla Yatkin for an unforgettable evening that honors feminine power, resilience, and metamorphosis through movement.
Tickets for the March 8, 2026 performance are now available and can be purchased online at:
https://epiphanychi.com/events/the-other-witch/
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to witness the evolution of The Other Witch—from a virtual exploration to a live, immersive experience.
This highly anticipated performance marks a powerful transition from screen to stage, offering audiences a rare opportunity to experience The Other Witch as a fully embodied, live encounter, rich with presence, ritual, and transformation.
Join Nejla Yatkin for an unforgettable evening that honors feminine power, resilience, and metamorphosis through movement.
Tickets for the March 8, 2026 performance are now available and can be purchased online at:
https://epiphanychi.com/events/the-other-witch/
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to witness the evolution of The Other Witch—from a virtual exploration to a live, immersive experience.
Event Details:
• What: The Other Witch – Live Performance
• When: March 8th, 2026, at 7:30 PM
• Where: Epiphany Arts Center, Epiphany Hall,
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
• Tickets: Available at https://epiphanychi.com/events/the-other-witch/
Nejla Yatkin is an award-winning choreographer, dancer, and Guggenheim Fellow whose work bridges cultures, histories, and contemporary movement practices. Born in Germany and based in Chicago, she has created and performed internationally for over four decades, presenting acclaimed solo works and commissions across the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Her choreography explores memory, ritual, transformation, and the body as an archive of lived experience.
