Voyeur / Samba & Love

Any other ways this work could be shared with presenting partners and audiences

In addition to stage performances, our work can be shared through dance film screenings, artist talks, audience engagement sessions, and movement-based workshops. We are particularly interested in creating spaces for dialogue around the themes explored in Voyeur / Samba & Love, such as intimacy, emotional burnout, and the role of the observer — topics that resonate deeply with contemporary audiences. We offer workshops for both dancers and non-dancers, focusing on body awareness, choreographic tools, and creative expression rooted in Latin American physicality and musicality. These workshops can be tailored to professionals, students, or community groups, and may be delivered in English, Portuguese or with translation. We are also open to lecture-performances and participatory formats that integrate performance with reflection, especially in educational or institutional settings. In previous contexts, this approach has deepened audience understanding and built meaningful bridges between performers and the public. Finally, our visually adaptable scenography and compact technical requirements make the production ideal for non-traditional venues and touring festivals with limited infrastructure. We welcome invitations for residencies, co-productions, and multidisciplinary programming that values movement, sound, and poetic presence.