THE LAB.SESSIONS #15 - THALIA AGAPAKI

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Margó is a site-specific improvisational performance that unfolds through the relationship between body, space, and memory.

Through movement, voice, and presence, the work traces cyclical transformations within a woman’s life, from fragility to resistance, from play to survival, from intimacy to exposure. Each site reshapes the performance, allowing architecture, atmosphere, and audience proximity to become active elements within the composition.

Margó emerges as a living archive of what women carry across time: fears, desires, inherited gestures, burdens, and acts of creation.

Thalia Agapaki is a Greek dancer, choreographer, and teacher of contemporary dance and improvisation, currently based in Porto. Her work navigates between choreography, performance, and collective creation, combining raw physicality with poetic and emotionally driven movement. After studying in Athens and continuing her artistic development through Oficina Zero and the Choreographic Program FAÍCC, she has developed projects and collaborations across Portugal, Greece, Belgium, Cape Verde, and Mozambique.

Recent works include Margó and NO FACE — supported by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation for its presentation in Cape Verde.  Her practice approaches the body as a space for presence, vulnerability, and transformation.

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