DÁ FALA

13 MAY 2026
WED 19:00 Culturgest Moderation: Liliana Coutinho 

Sulphur Edges is a choreographic encounter shaped with and through place. Created during Forum Dança’s PACAP 8 / Mystery School residency, the 60-minute film unfolds across São Miguel’s thermal sites, oceanfront pools, traces of a mine, and the shell of an abandoned hotel. These places act as co-agents in a process of sensing and transmission. Guided by Meg Stuart’s direction, the performers respond to the elemental conditions of each site. Movement arises from relation — to temperature, texture, invisible forces, and to one another. The camera moves as a choreographic partner, tracing tensions between body, place, and atmosphere. Before the film screening, a conversation with Meg Stuart, about project Mystery School will explore modes of presence, transmission, and artistic practice that resonate through the work.

Following the screening of the film, there will be a conversation with Meg Stuart about the Mystery School project, exploring modes of presence, transmission, and artistic practice that resonate throughout the work.

13 MAY 2026
WED 19:00 Culturgest Moderation: Liliana Coutinho 

Sulphur Edges is a choreographic encounter shaped with and through place. Created during Forum Dança’s PACAP 8 / Mystery School residency, the 60-minute film unfolds across São Miguel’s thermal sites, oceanfront pools, traces of a mine, and the shell of an abandoned hotel. These places act as co-agents in a process of sensing and transmission. Guided by Meg Stuart’s direction, the performers respond to the elemental conditions of each site. Movement arises from relation — to temperature, texture, invisible forces, and to one another. The camera moves as a choreographic partner, tracing tensions between body, place, and atmosphere. Before the film screening, a conversation with Meg Stuart, about project Mystery School will explore modes of presence, transmission, and artistic practice that resonate through the work.

Following the screening of the film, there will be a conversation with Meg Stuart about the Mystery School project, exploring modes of presence, transmission, and artistic practice that resonate throughout the work.