Various domestic objects such as chairs, tables, and even a coat rack, are transformed into playable musical instruments in the exhibition Music Rooms conceived for the festival.

An exchange of notes between two girls in the midst of a sexual awakening, communicating what is essential about a body in transformation and the love and terror that accompany it.

Presenting a solo at the festival for the first time, Marlene Monteiro Freitas unfolds an intimate choreography in a glass box.

In the shadow of the Japanese Tower, Satoko Ichihara introduces us to the Japanese emperor in an absurd theatre play.

One of the most celebrated Filipino filmmakers, Lav Diaz, creates an exhibition and a performance for the festival, revealing his storytelling instincts and engagement with society.

With the words of Holocaust survivor Primo Levi in the hemicycle of the Senate, a lucid warning is given of the ease with which Europe plunged into the dehumanization of the other.

A hypnotising masterpiece of voices and choreography that explores our paradoxical bodies, between the singular and the collective, between physicality and eternity.

A performance of puppet-theatre, in which the bronze and stone animals from different colonial monuments finally tell us about their next revolution.

An impressive two-hour performance, following a dialogue between two people about the different forms of precariousness in our society.

A captivating theatrical performance about the responsibility of storytelling in the context of journalism in the 1990s Bosnian war and the siege of Sarajevo.