‘Inexplicable’ performance, with Manu Llari

The performance is structured as a journey through situations that challenge logic without the need for grand artifices. Objects change their behaviour, certainties become fragile, and the spectator stops occupying a passive place to become an active part of what happens.

Humour appears as a constant element, not to relieve the tension, but to accompany bewilderment. Llari handles time with precision, alternating moments of surprise with quieter ones, where doubt settles before being resolved – or not.

‘Inexplicable’ does not seek to provide answers, but to open a space where the everyday becomes uncertain. A show that is not limited to displaying tricks, but invites us to question how what is perceived as real is constructed.