In a perpetual spiral movement, three performers exchange costumes, bring objects to life, and compose with the present moment and its accidents. From this movement arise fleeting images, composed in real time in a game of colors and ever-changing registers. Free of all artifice, on the same level as the audience, LaBOLA invades spaces and opens up an infinite path for the imagination.

“I imagine that we could all be dancing non-stop… all at once and doing more or less the same thing; continuously transforming, going through all kinds of experiences; starting, for instance, from ourselves. Exchanging shirts, pants, hats, shoes, towels, and dresses… shapes, bellies, hair, noses, chicken thighs, skulls… camel hair, long skirts, raincoats, carpets, tables and chairs, cigarettes and brooms, music and lights, books, mops and knives… Exchanging bodies and lives, stories and lies, women and men; exchanging horns, complaints and asses; exchanging names, faces, and passports.”