A space to challenge and surprise us in a playful way. The training combines somatic work, guided exploration of principles and defined choreographic material, delving into the organic and fluid strength of the body.

Like a dream that envelops you, the performance invites immersion — in impressions, colours and soundscapes. It is a journey both within and beyond the here and now, traversing forests, limestone cliffs, glaciers and the high mountains of Europe and the Himalayas.

It emerges from a careful curation of correspondence — selected from the vast catalogue of infatuated epistles exchanged between Fernando Pessoa and Ophélia Queiroz — to open up a laboratory of fictions. by João Telmo / Inpugna

A film about Tony Manero (John Travolta), a young factory worker from Brooklyn who lives a life of disappointment during the week but becomes a king of the dance floor at a local disco on weekends. The story explores his frustrations, his role in his family, and his search for meaning in life through his involvement with disco dancing and a dance competition. ​

The plot is based on the book by P. L. Travers about an unusual nanny who, in London in the early 1900s, profoundly changes the life of the Banks family. Jane Darwell appears for the last time on screen in the role of the ‘bird woman’; Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke give unforgettable performances.

‘Can't you really see anything, Joana?’ - this is the starting point for the adventure of two friends who, while playing, discover the endless possibilities of Braille.

A documentary film about dancing on the screen, from it’s origins after the invention of the movie camera, over the movie musical from the late 20s, 30s, 40s 50s and 60s up to the break dance and the music videos from the 80s.

By listening to The Carnival of the Animals, we will discover the multidisciplinary nature of artistic expression through sound reading, experiencing a highly diverse performative artistic process.

A sharing of experience and vision on the art of performance, exploring the intersections of body, technology, time, and space.

A film about Tony Manero (John Travolta), a young factory worker from Brooklyn who lives a life of disappointment during the week but becomes a king of the dance floor at a local disco on weekends. The story explores his frustrations, his role in his family, and his search for meaning in life through his involvement with disco dancing and a dance competition. ​

The piece offers a reflection on emotional overload and the subtle layers of communication that surface in everyday life, drawing a parallel between atmospheric pressure and the intangible weight of inner experience. from Inestética