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#Palcos Instáveis

SLUMBER PARTY: HEARTBREAK EDITION / João Oliveira and Mariana Pontes Barbosa

MAN-MAN transports the audience to the intimate and ordinary setting of MAN-MAN, the character who inhabits the stage and his body in the same way: by dressing, undressing and covering.

Conto Preto / Nala

MAN-MAN transports the audience to the intimate and ordinary setting of MAN-MAN, the character who inhabits the stage and his body in the same way: by dressing, undressing and covering.

I’d like to dance the same way you park your car / Dimitri, Eliot and Rita

MAN-MAN transports the audience to the intimate and ordinary setting of MAN-MAN, the character who inhabits the stage and his body in the same way: by dressing, undressing and covering.

MAN-MAN / Tiago Miguel

MAN-MAN transports the audience to the intimate and ordinary setting of MAN-MAN, the character who inhabits the stage and his body in the same way: by dressing, undressing and covering.

Algures | numa mutação feérica / Flávio Rodrigues

"Somewhere | in a faeric mutation" is a performative, interdisciplinary, and process-based project that intersects gesture, installation, and drawing.

Prima Rosa / Eríc Amorim dos Santos

Prima Rosa proposes an introspective and resistant journey, where the body becomes the vehicle for constant reinvention.

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.

ELEGIA / Elisabete Magalhães

Elegia is a choreographic project that is inspired by the homonymous literary genre to explore the autobiographical body and its intersections with the unrest of today's world.

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.
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