LA CASITA presents: Rrose All Night Long & much more

On November 19th, La Casita takes over the intimate, industrial confines of OHM Berlin for a night of deep sonic exploration and vocal minimalism. At the center of the event is a landmark moment in modern techno: Rrose presents their first-ever All Night Long set. A formidable force in contemporary electronic music, Rrose stands as an undisputed master of spatial acoustics, sub-bass manipulation, and deep frequency hypnosis. Renowned for a meticulous approach to sound design where every sequence functions with architectural precision and every loop carries the weight of a mantra, this extended format allows Rrose to construct an uninterrupted, multi-hour narrative. Operating at the boundary where physical pressure meets psychoacoustic trance, it is an invitation to lose all sense of linear time on the floor. Joining this extended ritual is the Hungarian soprano Renáta Gertrúd Polonkai. A graduate of the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK) under Prof. Julie Kaufmann, Polonkai has built an extraordinary trajectory spanning classical opera, musical theater, and international honors including First Prize at the 2025 Salzburg International Music Competition. Renowned for her technical versatility, which ranges from traditional operatic repertoire (L’Enfant et les Sortilèges, The Telephone) to cutting-edge contemporary compositions like Li He’s experimental electronic opera Words in Orbit (2026), her vocal interventions will weave live acoustic resonance into Rrose's hypnotic modular framework. The convergence of Rrose’s physical soundscapes and Polonkai’s soaring, etheric acoustics marks a rare synthesis of club culture and avant-garde vocal performance. The night further expands into a multidisciplinary canvas with Serena Landriel’s hypnotic dance performance unfolding across the floor while Rrose commands the booth. Working around the venue’s strict no-photo policy, Teo Clavero serves as the night’s living chronicler through live painting, accompanied by an immersive art exhibition by Alejandro Santamaría. A rare synthesis of club culture, movement, and the avant-garde.