BAAL Company

Catalina and Gaspar created BAAL in 2013. It is made up of the two of them and the people invited to each project. BAAL is characterized by its own language in the exploration of the physical, social and emotional body.

Catalina is the artistic engine of BAAL. Graduated in Contemporary Dance and taking the Arts degree from the UOC, she has trained both in Spain and in other European countries. While finishing her studies she started dancing on TV, Cabaret and later already in professional companies in Spain, Chile and Germany. Winner of several competitions (Salt, Encuentros Navarra, Burgos / New York, Art Jove, Escénica),

Gaspar obtained a degree in Physical Education in Spain and a doctorate in Biomechanics at the German University of Sport in Cologne. Most of his professional life has been devoted to the study of human movement in biomechanics laboratories. He is a technologist and performer.

With their first work “Travelling to nowhere” they won the 6th CENIT theater researcher competition, which facilitated their first steps, which quickly led them to internationalization.

The productions CROTCH, Miramiró and GINOIDE followed. On several occasions in the “Network of alternative theaters”, AECID, PLATEA, Dansa a Escena, Teatralia, AGADIC, etc. Baal has toured Europe and international festivals include Si-Dance in Korea or Prisma in Panama, nationally theaters such as Circo Murcia, El Mercat dels Flors, Conde Duque, LAVA de Valladolid, among many others.

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Residency Setembre-October 2024

This project is a sci-fi story. A choreographic piece in process that takes the human body to experiment with its physical and biological limits, and to fable about the possibilities of connecting, updating or mutating in relation to its current and future historical context. We are on the threshold of a technological revolution that can fundamentally affect the way we live, work and relate.

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Plaça de can Patrac, 1
17190 Salt, Girona

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