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sORDA / sOURDE / dEAF is an autobiographical research work exploring deafness and dance.

It opens a poetic and political space, questioning norms and celebrating singularities.

A space where dance dialogues between worlds that seem opposed: that of sound and that of

silence.

dEAF is, above all, a sonic experience: a conversation between body and sound,

perceived from a situated experience of deafness,

generating new ways of engaging with vibration, listening, and presence.

On stage, the choreography interacts with live compositions by Manuel Escorihuela and Paola

Álvarez, creating a unique space of resonance.

An expanded perception experience.