This three-part evening presented by CieLAROQUE/helene weinzierl and Luan de Lima explores the body in the tension between fragility and transformation. In times of global upheaval, the works speak of becoming and passing, of holding on and letting go, and of the contradictions of human existence: not as weakness, but as strength.

SHIVER is a choreographic self-dialogue, a dance with one’s own shadow. The body becomes a projection surface for inner processes, carrying memories and making vulnerability physically tangible. The stage becomes a space where intimacy comes into view and attention is drawn to the barely perceptible. Its movement language oscillates between holding on and letting go, heaviness and lightness, rigidity and liberation. Patterns are broken. In a world that often celebrates strength above all else, SHIVER honours the poetic force of fragility and understands vulnerability as a condition for change.

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HOW TO BECOME turs into a space of resonance in which change itself becomes a choreographic principle. A continuous reordering of what has been and what may become. The work engages with movement material that did not originally belong to the body and asks: How does the unfamiliar relate to me? Through repetition, perception, meaning and embodied memory begin to shift. The unfamiliar is not simply adopted, but transformed and continually re-created. Movement thus becomes a process of appropriation, in which memory, experience and imagination are constantly renegotiated. The work remains open and in a state of becoming, without clear resolution or final definition.

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NOT YET BY LUAN DE LIMA                                                                                                

is a solo about what a person holds on to while adapting to a new environment. It begins at a threshold where change has already begun, while its destination remains unknown. Transformation does not occur as a sudden shift, but as a continuous process in which body, time and matter constantly shape one another.