Cia MuTa
Cia. MuTa was born from an internal and personal impulse. From a way of seeing, a way of feeling, a determined need to express. It came to life the day we allowed ourselves to plant that seed in our imagination.
Founded by Mila Martínez.
At its inception, she was accompanied by Sait Tamir, later replaced by Milki Lee.
Both share a deep interest in exploring movement and the expressive possibilities of the body. Drawing from dance and circus, they create an introspective performance with a strong interdisciplinary focus, where technique serves interpretation and dramaturgy.
Mila has worked with various circus companies, including Cia. Amalaba (Netherlands), The Exivisionist Road (London), Cirko Demente (Mexico), Cia. EquiNote (France), and the 24th Winter Circus at Ateneu Popular Nou Barris (Barcelona). She is also the driving force behind Col·lectiu TQM (Barcelona), with whom she has toured worldwide in recent years.
Milki has collaborated with numerous dance, physical theater, and circus companies, such as Circle of Trust, Dos a Paral·laxi, Col·lectiu 4×4 (Mexico), Col·lectiu 4 Punts of Other Side (Toulouse-Colombia), Cia. Alodeya, Cia. Nostraxladamus, Cia. David Vento, and Cia. Daraomaï (France). He is also co-founder of Sweet Chilli Circus Company and works on other projects with national and European companies.
Corcs
Residence June 2025
CORCS is a multidisciplinary performance that uses the languages of circus and dance to present a visual poem full of magic, contrasts, and emotions.
A groundbreaking, daring, and unconventional show that invites reflection on the human relationship with our environment, the mental ecology of our society, and the effects of our disconnection from nature. It also explores the power of both individual and global transformation.
In a dystopia balancing between myth and reality, a character struggles to survive life’s adversities—and himself—clinging to memories of past organized and consumerist societies. Little by little, he discovers that the only way to survive is to adapt to his surroundings. To transform. To embrace the ingenious and grotesque nature of his own being. And to accept.
A meeting between worlds that coexist in parallel. Different dimensions unfold in the same scene, addressing power, vulnerability, established roles, the vastness of the smallest things, and the insignificance of greatness.
