INSULA, created by Alexandre Duran Davins, reflects on mental health and human evolution. Inspired by the concept of Pathei Mathos, it explores personal growth through suffering. With a transformed mast structure, the piece symbolizes the daily challenge of finding balance between fragility and resilience.

Workshop in which the participants will work based on their physical abilities, their relationship with space and objects and also with others. A space where the performers are protagonists for themselves and not for their limitations.

Mal Pelo creates a space for transmission and learning where each performer can explore their personal language while being nourished by collaboration with other creators. Dance evolves thanks to this intergenerational coexistence, where choreographers and performers share knowledge, techniques and visions about the body and the stage. This constant exchange not only preserves tradition, but also promotes new forms of expression and questions the limits of movement.

A body suspended in a world of strings, intertwined with metaphors of femininity. Araké explores the inner turmoil of a woman trapped in stereotypes, who discovers her own voice through movement. A physical and emotional journey towards authenticity, where limits become possibilities and chaos becomes empowerment.

A forest, a sensory journey, a story that resonates. CAU is an immersive stage experience that transports the viewer to a world full of symbolism and emotion, where reality and fantasy blur. With an evocative set design and an innovative binaural sound design, CAU takes us into a universe of fragility, decisions and intergenerational connections. An intimate show that breaks the fourth wall, placing the audience among fallen logs, inviting them to experience the weight of the past and the beauty of discovery. A visual and poetic proposal that shakes our senses and makes us reflect on childhood, memory and the passage of time.

A street show that invites us to play with time, memory and the desire to leave a mark. Tallem! combines live arts and cinematographic language in two parts: during the day, a theatrical filming with audience participation; at night, a unique screening of the short film created that same day, accompanied by an immersive experience. A vibrant reflection on Tempus fugit, the fragility of life and the power of art to capture the ephemeral.

Through videos and Internet content, the Detectives and Higo Mental analyze the influence of Arthurian novels in medieval and contemporary contexts, exploring the relationship between image, courtly love and the search for the Grail, opening new perspectives for reflection.

A flor de pell follows nine young people in a casting for a high school musical. Beyond talent, the experience confronts them with fears, desires and identities. Between rivalries and complicity, they discover that the stage is also a mirror of their own lives. *Exclusive for cultural and educational associations and entities in Salt

Nyamnyam, a company resident at El Canal in 2025, proposes a space for reflection on contextual artistic practices within the festival of living arts in the Girona region. A dialogue between art and context that invites you to continue the day in Celrà and the following day in Lloret.

A hypnotic journey between circus, dance and visual poetry to explore the human relationship with its environment. CORCS transports us to a dystopia where a character struggles to survive between the memory of a consumerist world and the need to adapt to nature. Through striking images and a risky stage language, the show speaks to us about power, vulnerability and transformation. When survival goes through metamorphosis, there is only one option left: adapt and accept.

An ancient song, six bodies on stage and light as a landscape. LOBO is a sensory experience where voice, movement and light merge to explore what unites us as a community. Inspired by the composition of Lamentationes de Ieremiæ Prophetæ by Alonso Lobo (1602), the show puts vulnerability and otherness at the center, turning the stage space into a place of exposure and concealment, of construction and destruction. Without words, just a song. Without artifice, just body and light. A lament. A longing.

Two trees have decided to say enough. Fed up with human indifference, they leave the forest to issue an unfiltered ultimatum: either we change course, or nature will rebel. L’Emboscadura is a street show that mixes criticism and humor in a delirious and politically incorrect journey, where madness and poetry go hand in hand. Between laughter, satire and moments of authentic communion with the audience, this irreverent proposal forces us to look in the mirror and rethink our relationship with the planet. Nature has a voice… and has no intention of being silent!

CLAM is circus, it is risk, it is freedom! A contemporary circus show where acrobatics, popular culture and circular space merge to create a unique experience. The audience surrounds the action, without barriers or hierarchies, being part of a collective journey where movement becomes revolution. Strength, fragility, verticality and transformation in a vibrant and immersive show. A cry of freedom that invites you to participate!

Cinematica is a performative installation that explores the genealogy of movement from various perspectives. Inspired by Raymond Duncan, brother of Isadora Duncan, it combines music, dance and oral narration. It is part of the nyamnyam triennial and will premiere at Fira Tàrrega 2025 with international support.

We've all made a fool of ourselves at some point... but what if we turned it into a show? Pífia is a hilarious combination of clown and Washington trapeze that transforms mistakes into art and imbalance into a show. A guard who can't touch anything, a stage full of traps and 130 kg of gas cylinders are the ingredients of this calculated chaos. When gravity plays against him, he only has one option: try to correct all the blunders... with unpredictable results! With humor, risk and a lot of complicity with the audience, Pífia reminds us that the absurd is part of life... and that laughing at ourselves makes us more human.

A dialogue between generations, a reflection on the future. Jovent is a documentary show that stages the thoughts, longings and concerns of young people between 15 and 18 years old, asking themselves: What will I be like in 50 years? What do I expect from the world? How do I want to live? These youthful voices come to life through senior performers, generating a unique and emotional stage encounter. Between memory and expectations, Jovent weaves an intergenerational dialogue that invites us to listen, imagine and share what connects us despite the passage of time. A profound and moving proposal that speaks to us about the future, from the past and the present.

Pep Ramis and Maria Muñoz will offer a workshop where you can experience the mechanisms of action and what they trigger. A look at the movement and writing of the body in action. Precision, duration, commitment, intensities, silence, absences, presences, punctuation, habitability, capitulation, phrasing, punctuation, linearity, temporality, musicality, rhythm, writing, are some of the topics we will question during the course.