Tipo: Street performance

  • IOI

    IOI

    Synopsis

    IOI is an invitation to reclaim the street as a space for encounter, expression and collective celebration. Through a contemporary choreographic language rooted in the memory and traditions of Basque culture, it reinterprets the movements, rhythms and structures of traditional dance.

    Five dancers and a musician transform public space. The dancers emerge from within the crowd, while live music guides the performance, blurring the boundaries between performers and spectators.

    In IOI, we are all part of what unfolds.

    PREMIERE MAY 2026 / STREET PERFORMANCE / 35 MINUTES

    Artistic Credits

    Zuzendaritza eta ekoizpena: Aiert Beobide eta Iurre Aranburu
    Choreography:  Jone San Martín and Haatik
    Sound Design:  Manu Gaigne
    Dancers:  Jon Arsuaga, Libe Sukia, Amaiur Luluaga, Iñigo Etxeberria, Leire Romero, Izaro Urreztarazu
    Set Design:  Ikerne Giménez
    Costume Design:  Ramón García
    Graphic Design:  Iurre Aranburu
    Technical Services:  Eragin Stac

    Performances

    2026

    October 11
    12:30
    Durango
    Aurora Abasolo Parkea
    September 27
    16:00
    Biarritz
    Mintzalasai Festibala
    September 13
    20:00
    Elorrio
    Herriko Plaza
    September 11
    19:30
    Tolosa
    Kultura Plazara
    September 2
    19:00
    Donostia
    Egia Dantzan
    July 24
    19:00
    Arrasate
    Udazabal
    July 23
    20:00
    Amorebieta
    Herriko Plaza
    July 11
    12:00
    Hondarribia
    Kultura Uztartu
    July 5
    20:00
    Lekeitio
    Kaleka
    July 4
    20:00
    Zigoitia
    Festikale
    July 2
    22:00
    Zarautz
    Kalerki
    June 29
    22:00
    Berriz
    June 21
    13:30
    Urkabustaiz
    Herriko Plaza
    June 12
    20:00
    Pasaia
    Pasaiako Dantza Festibala
    May 16
    20:30
    Leioa
    Umore Azoka
    May 15
    19:00
    Leioa
    Umore Azoka

  • Ur

    Ur

    SYNOPSIS

    UR is an allegory for a sustainable economy, inspired by the stories of a farming family who lived on the banks of the River Urumea. It connects home, body and environment, placing the relationship between humans and nature at its heart.

    Through a process of building, dismantling and rebuilding, the piece reveals the impact our ways of life leave on the landscape. Body and space are constantly transformed in search of new forms of balance.

    PREMIERE: SEPTEMBER 2021 / STREET / 20 min

    ARTISTIC CREDITS

    Original concept and project development:  Iurre Aranburu and Aiert Beobide
    Script:  Koldo Izagirre
    Direction and choreography:  Aiert Beobide
    Assistant director:  Olatz Beobide
    Music:P ascal Gaigne
    Dancers:  Irati Sorondo, Jon Arsuaga, Amaiur Luluaga, Libe Sukia, Iñigo Etxeberria, Nagore Zabala and Leire Romero
    Production:  Iurre Aranburu
    Costumes:  Ramón García
    Photography:  Mendi Urruzuno, Maider Agirre and Iurre Aranburu

    Performances

    2024

    September 22
    16:30
    Biarritz
    Mintzalasai
    July 10
    19:00
    Legazpia
    June 23
    20:00
    Olaberria
    April 28
    17:30
    Anoeta

    2023

    October 14
    13:00
    Getxo
    September 24
    16:15
    Arcachon
    Cadences
    August 28
    Berrobi
    August 3
    16:30 – 20:30
    Libourne
    Fest’Arts
    July 30
    18:00
    Altzo
    July 23
    Buenavista
    Cuadernos Escénicos
    July 22
    Garachico (Tenerife)
    Cuadernos Escénicos
    July 9
    09:30
    Palmela (Portugal)
    Fig – Pinhal Novo
    July 7
    Lekeitio
    Kaleka
    June 30
    20:30
    Figueres
    Figueres Es Mou
    June 16
    Cádiz
    Cádiz En Danza
    May 6
    Alcalá de Henares
    Cervandantes
    March 25
    11:00
    Gandia
    Mira

    2022

    September 22
    13:30
    Leioa
    Mikel Laboa Plaza, Ehu
    July 17
    18:00
    Aveiro
    Festival Dos Canais
    July 16
    18:00
    Aveiro
    Festival Dos Canais
    June 28
    Zarautz
    June 11
    20:00
    Gasteiz
    Kaldearte
    June 10
    19:30
    Pasaia
    Pasaiako Dantza Festibala

    2021

    September 11
    Pasaia