VÄRA is a choreographic object that arises from the urgency of the encounter between bodies. On stage, seven bodies inhabit a space surrounded by plastics, alluding to the display of meat in a butcher shop. It is here that they seek and enhance an attempt at dialogue through repetition, accumulating errors and amplifying the confrontation with each other's reality. It summons the flesh as a sensitive field of possibilities, finding out how this naturalized, subjective, and lonely body reverberates its transforming power in the collective voice of the choreography.
