Dance, installation and diversity for children from 2 to 4 years old

A creation for the little ones that uses the body, the poetics of movement and music at the service of the installation.

Patricia Ruz, together with Alberto Romera, professional actor and dancer with Down syndrome, tell us about a day in the city. The story of two people who decide to leave the countryside to discover a new space, the city.

A round trip that will leave its mark on them and on the place, being impregnated by the experience of both and their sharing.

The piece stems from the need to continue working for early childhood and to integrate diversity on stage.

There are hardly any shows for this small audience which include artists with disabilities.

This is the story…

From an imaginary city, a possible city that welcomes all the cities of the world. A nameless place that welcome us all.

A story to discover other places to share dreams, to listen to
other times and rhythms, to breathe the nature that we carry inside. Bodies traveling through collared architectures.

So many extraordinary spaces to imagine.

A place without a name, for you to put your own.