Português 
14 November 2026 • 16h00
Pedra Dura | Melancolia, by Bruno Senune
14 November | 4pm
Venue: Praça do Infante
Organised by: CAMA a.c., with support from Lagos Municipality and DGArtes
Duration: 35 min
Age rating: 3+
Free entry
Part of the 5th edition of Pedra Dura – Algarve Dance Festival.
In “Melancolia”, Bruno Senune continues to think and act through a ritualised body that appears as a mix of fragility and power, interdependent with the sound produced by his body and interacting with public space and passers-by as sources of new sensations. It is a ritual – fragile, numbed – developed as a survival strategy, through which Senune transforms himself in his relationship with the architecture and the sensory surroundings, setting rhythms and small scores around specific moments and places. In this relationship between body and place, the pre-established choreographic score adapts, transforms and lets itself be contaminated. Walking, with melancholy as both engine and joy, he builds a poetics of breath and slowness as ways of creating and meeting the world, against everything around us that demands speed and productivity.
Venue: Praça do Infante
Organised by: CAMA a.c., with support from Lagos Municipality and DGArtes
Duration: 35 min
Age rating: 3+
Free entry
Part of the 5th edition of Pedra Dura – Algarve Dance Festival.
In “Melancolia”, Bruno Senune continues to think and act through a ritualised body that appears as a mix of fragility and power, interdependent with the sound produced by his body and interacting with public space and passers-by as sources of new sensations. It is a ritual – fragile, numbed – developed as a survival strategy, through which Senune transforms himself in his relationship with the architecture and the sensory surroundings, setting rhythms and small scores around specific moments and places. In this relationship between body and place, the pre-established choreographic score adapts, transforms and lets itself be contaminated. Walking, with melancholy as both engine and joy, he builds a poetics of breath and slowness as ways of creating and meeting the world, against everything around us that demands speed and productivity.
