In June, the second season of “Jíjop, a danced story”, by Emiliano Larea.

Directed by Gabriel Páez, the work will return on 17 of that month, with functions every Saturday and Sunday from 17 and during the winter holidays.

After having made a successful first season to a full house, getting great reviews, the work in which different scenic languages ​​such as physical theater coexist returns to Corrientes street, black theater, neutral mask, expressive tools of the Le coq technique and urban dances such as popping.

"Dancing, a danced story”, will take viewers of all ages into a fantastic universe, surreal and mysterious, by the actor and dancer Emiliano Larea.

Within that context, a carpenter will make a new doll called Jíjop, one more among the many that inhabit its shelves full of boxes. But nevertheless, it will come to life and escape, since he wants to know what the world around him is like.

This proposal talks about how the plots of meaning that we generate transform and alienate us into a voracious urban machinery in which we are moved.

Emiliano Larea is the protagonist and creator of this movement work that invites the public to immerse themselves in a dystopian universe with an ironic language, novel and attractive. The actor is recognized for his great career as an actor and TV host in Pakapaka, For this work, he won various awards, including the Martín Fierro and FundTv prizes for the best children's program.. It also won the Prix Jeneusse Award for the best children's program in Ibero America..