In the performance *After The Sun*, Brazilian choreographer Clébio Oliveira explores the memories inscribed in the body and the complex relationships between identity and aging.
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The performance reveals the poetic essence of aging bodies, particularly those of dancers embarking on an unknown journey during this inevitable transitional phase.
Oliveira and his performers play with the dimensions of space and time, transforming dance into a mesmerizing interplay of images and thoughts.
The result is an immersion into an almost surrealist allegory, in which the timeless depth of the unconscious contrasts with the subjective limitations of aging, opening a door to deeper psychological exploration.
Through a blend of movement, music, language, and light, the ensemble invites the audience to contemplate and question the often-forgotten beauty and complexity of aging. How do people deal with something that is beyond their control?
Dates
June 2026
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