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#Palcos Instáveis

A SENSE OF / Beatriz Lourenço

In the lecture-performance, Emi Koyama Passou Aqui, this great elaboration by Koyama is revisited, undoing some misconceptions and clichés that still persist about transfeminism.

ELEGIA / Elisabete Magalhães

In the lecture-performance, Emi Koyama Passou Aqui, this great elaboration by Koyama is revisited, undoing some misconceptions and clichés that still persist about transfeminism.

HABITAR-me / Inés Santos, Julien Pinoteau and Ilyas Chaoui

What does it mean to inhabit a space? What does the habitability of a space mean? And uninhabitability? On stage, a dancer explores these questions through movement, weaving her lines in space.

No Face / Thalia Agapaki

No Face is a dance solo about gender-based violence, centered on survivor recovery, dealing with the truth, finding safety and communication.

Turbo Escape / Cacá Otto Reuss

A fragment of wind that generates combustion, places two birds in an aquarium: it is a circular dome of eternal reform. Eternal, ephemeral, eternal, ephemeral, today I head for the precipice, tomorrow I leave with my head stuck in the mud.

Parô ou o Belo Abismo / Só Filipe

Pâro ou o Belo Abismo highlights a burst of power at the crossroads of imbalance. Moving from the stagnation of time, gazing into the deep depression of the void, one tries the impossible again.

Emi Koyama passou aqui / Hilda de Paulo

In the lecture-performance, Emi Koyama Passou Aqui, this great elaboration by Koyama is revisited, undoing some misconceptions and clichés that still persist about transfeminism.

ISTO NÃO É PARA GENTE, É PARA BESTA! / Magda

Amidst repetitions, gestures, breathing and beating, the creator shares her concerns as a woman, fighting for all those who are there and those who wish to be there.

Open Call / Palcos Instáveis

Palcos Instáveis is a project to encourage emerging creation in contemporary dance. The selected proposals benefit from a creative grant, residence space, artistic support, and presentation at the Teatro Campo Alegre.

HIDE TO SEEK / Júlio Cerdeira

HIDE TO SEEK intends to think of the mask as a crystallization of an expression, state of mind or (identity) but also as a possibility of (dis)identification for the emergence of a distinct corporeality.
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