Performers Creators

They come from many places. From health, education, therapies, art, caregiving, everyday life. They bring stories, crafts, joys, scars, and different ways of inhabiting the world.

They are women between 40 and 80 years old. Mothers, women with gray hair, with wrinkles that mark the passage of time, with diverse and powerful bodies. Bodies that don't seek a standard, but a presence. Bodies that carry memories and remain open to discovering new paths.

In the Research and Creation Center, they become dance researchers. Some already work professionally, while others find their first deeper artistic experience here. What unites them is not a common background, but the desire to investigate the body as a territory of knowledge, expression, and transformation.

Each encounter broadens listening skills, strengthens creativity, and reveals that dancing is not a privilege for the few, but a possibility for those who choose to remain in motion. Together, they build research that arises from diversity, maturity, and the courage to continue learning.

More than a group of women, they are a research community. A collective that affirms, through dance, that time does not limit creation; on the contrary, it makes it deeper, truer, and more human.