Sin embargo se mueve

Ana Vallés, creator and director, presents this dance-theatre piece at the Sala José Luis Alonso of the Teatro de La Abadía. A production that reflects on existence through movement and the body.

The piece is set in a continuous, transitory present, where life is posed as an enigma that is hard to decipher. Movement serves as the central language of the work, which examines time, desire and shared experience, with the performers' bodies in the foreground.

The piece raises questions about how we inhabit the world and whether we act according to what we think or, on the contrary, think according to how we live. A constant movement, understood as a kind of perpetual motor, is associated with desire: that which pushes us forward even though it is never fully attained. Silence, considered as an impossible absence, and time, which continues to escape understanding, complete the show's thematic axes.

The creation draws on references such as Galileo's whisper, Heraclitus' river or the fatigue of materials, and turns the stage into a space for reflection and perception. Ana Vallés previously presented Me acordaré de todos vosotros at this theatre and has worked here with her company Matarile.