"Corpo do Corpo" is the inaugural production of AL JUVENIL – the Algarve Youth Contemporary Dance Company. The project aims to provide training, artistic creation and professional performance opportu
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"Corpo do Corpo" is the inaugural production of AL JUVENIL – the Algarve Youth Contemporary Dance Company. The project aims to provide training, artistic creation and professional performance opportunities for young people aged 16 to 25, who are either from or resident in the Algarve, thereby fostering their artistic development and integration into the region’s cultural sector. The project was the winner of the ‘Bolsa de Espetáculos de Estruturas de Criação’ – 2025, an initiative of Rede Azul – the Algarve Theatre Network. The production has established itself as a key project for the future of youth artistic creation in the Algarve, promoting inclusion, cultural renewal and regional sustainability.
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