Un Poyo Rojo is a dance piece placing two men face-to-face inside a locker room. With only a radio for company, Alfonso Barón and Luciano Rosso engage in a constant game of seduction and physical combat. The choreography, created by the performers alongside Nicolás Poggi under the direction of Hermes Gaido, uses body language to dissect interpretations of masculinity. This performance questions the boundaries of expression through movement.
The Planns tip
This is an intense dance piece focused entirely on two characters; manage your expectations for a format driven by physical combat.
The venue

Kursaal, Espai d'Arts Escèniques
Manresa's Kursaal, 1927. Noucentista architecture, civic rehabilitation, performing arts epicentre in Bages.
On Manresa's Passeig de Pere III, the Kursaal stands as a 1927 Noucentista landmark. Civically rehabilitated, it now features two halls — 803 and 180 seats — for a varied program of theatre, music, and dance.
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