Taboo is a physical traversal of identity.

A body on stage exposes its process of definition, loss, and redefinition as a concrete, unstable, and contradictory experience.

The dancer inhabits confusion, desire, transgression, and the need to name oneself. Every gesture is a choice; every transformation implies a renunciation. Gender is not a point of arrival, but a continuous tension between who one is, who one has been, and who one decides to become.

Taboo challenges the very idea of identity as a fixed category.

On stage remains a body that searches, experiments, and changes and exposing, in the process, the fragility and the radical freedom of self-definition and self-representation.