Stellium
60 minutes – 4 dancers – Triple bill – Theater
Júpiter + Jaguar | Boxerman | Oru & Kreya
TEAM
Concept, direction and video editing: Carlos González
Concept and assistant direction: Seth Buckley
Performers: Paula Montoya Lozano, Paula Martínez Parra, Carlos González and Seth Buckley
Choreography: Noa Zuk, Carlos González and Seth Buckley, in collaboration with the performers
Lighting design: Inés de la Iglesia
Costume design: Javi Muñoz (Jasanzo)
Visual image: Itxa Sai
Video and photography: Sophia di Girolamo
SYNOPSIS
Stellium is a portal into vibrant universes where imagination flourishes and the senses awaken. This triple bill weaves a tapestry of visceral power and intensity, guiding the audience from the earthly and sensual to the ethereal and unknown. The most iconic creations of Carlos González and Seth Buckley enter into dialogue with the exquisite sensibility of Noa Zuk, shaping an evening that transcends the everyday and connects with the deepest layers of human experience.
From the primal and visceral force of Júpiter + Jaguar to the fragmented and immersive delicacy of Oru & Kreya, the journey is completed with Boxerman, a work that challenges the limits of imagination and becomes a bridge between opposing worlds. An unforgettable experience, charged with passion and transcendence.
AWARDS
PRESS
“Stellium presents itself as an astral metaphor: three bodies in motion that, upon meeting, expand the force of a trajectory marked by exploration, experimentation, and the poetics of gesture.
Stellium reveals the journey and maturity of EYAS Dance Project on its seventh anniversary. Boxerman brings the experimental freshness of an external gaze; Oru & Kreya embodies the strangeness and physicality that characterize the company’s work; and Júpiter + Jaguar maps a landscape of intensities that, through sensuality and ritual, condenses both the trajectory and the current creative moment of its founders. Three choreographic planets within a universe in constant exploration.”**
Luis Muñoz Díez (Revista Tarántula)
September 6, 2025
revistatarantula.com
“A vibrant, sensual, eclectic, virtuosic, and color-filled stage experience.”
“An accumulation of energy that concentrates the most representative characteristics of EYAS’s discourse and choreographic language: a celebration of difference, intensity, commitment, and honesty. A dance born from the deep desire to inspire another world. A world where planets—etymologically wandering stars—can reveal all the beauty that emerges from their ability to move among fixed stars.”
The title refers to an astrological term describing the convergence of several celestial bodies at the same point. On stage, what aligns are not planets but choreographic worlds orbiting around a shared impulse.
The three pieces, distinct in form yet aligned in tone, evoke sexual rituals—both human and animal—through a physical language charged with sensuality, strength, and strangeness. The music, often arrhythmic or dissonant, intensifies this uneasy, almost tribal atmosphere, compelling the audience to inhabit an ambiguous terrain between instinct and choreography.
What emerges from this triptych is a curious and disconcerting journey: a performance that does not seek complacency, but sensory provocation. In its bodily writing, the wild and the ritual, the intimate and the collective, are revealed—as if EYAS Dance Project wished to remind us that dance is also an act of survival, a territory where desire and animality meet.
Editorial Staff, Inout Viajes
September 10, 2025
inoutviajes.com
“EYAS Dance Project already possesses a distinct personality; last night it revealed the traits and elements that define its identity. Its interest in expressive physicality is perfectly exemplified in the gesture and skill of Seth Buckley, a remarkable dancer.”
Omar Khan, Revista SusyQ
September 7, 2025
susyq.es