Letustellyaboutit !

On any given day in any given school. A group of boys and girls come across some magic books. New, strange? They tell them wonderful stories, which transport them to another age, to a time of swords, honour and verses … a time when poets and dancers served to win hearts.

What is a counter pass? And an espanoleta? Let us play at imagining that we shall go to these places and convert ourselves into these valiant knights and beautiful damsels, of whom we have all dreamt at some time. Play at falling in love, at fighting against our opponents, at dancing those dances, which makes us spin around till we fall down with laughter.

Dances which are the beginning or the end of situations, “created” exclusively so that a few quixotic characters, or ones from any other chivalrous tale, might stand out, always considering that their aim should be the “protection of the helpless”, “freedom”, and why not … “love”.

It must be made clear to our ingenious spectators that any similarity to reality or fiction is totally intentional. Our objective for an hour is to provide our madness and eloquence for the benefit of the boys and girls who dare to accompany us to a world where we can “… dream like sane people, living like mad ones”.