PIES DE GALLINA / A medio camino

Due to weather forecasts, the show will no longer be held in the Raval de Montserrat. The new location will be Teatre Alegria.

“PIES DE GALLINA” by Ana F. Melero & Luna Sánchez 
PIES DE GALLINA explores the bond between two women, centrepiecing the balance between holding on and collapsing. Inspired by the expressions ‘tener la piel de gallina’ (get goosebumps) and ‘andar con pies de plomo’ (to tread carefully), it investigates the tension between the sensory and the rational. Through movement, a relationship of support and vulnerability takes shape, where being one makes it possible to be two, in a constant state of balance on the edge of collapse. 
This is the first joint creation by Ana F. Melero and Luna Sánchez, Madrid-based Andalusian creators and performers. The work has toured national and international festivals, including Danza a Escena 2025, the Red Andaluza de Teatros Públicos (Andalusian Network of Public Theatres) and venues in the United Kingdom, Germany and Italy. They received the PAD Award 2024 and the Lorca Award 2025 for Best Street Performance.

“A medio camino” by Agnés Sales & Héctor Plaza
Three performers take the stage, each gesture carrying memory and a voice that unites, permeates and sustains them. From the ‘I’ to the ‘we’. From conflict to play, from individual rhythm to shared pulse. A medio camino brings together flamenco and contemporary urban dance to create a dialogue between traditional flamenco and krumping and breakdancing. These are languages rich with history, struggle and identity that are calling to be heard and named. Bodies speak, shout and encounter one another within a shared space.
Agnés Sales and Héctor Plaza lead a contemporary dance company in Barcelona that blends breakdancing, contemporary dance and physical theatre. Since 2016, they have created works such as Ehiza, Blue Monday, Happy Everything and Slapping, which have been presented at national and international festivals. They also develop pedagogical and community projects across various contexts.