Antonio Ruz, Spain - Pharsalia

The play ‘Pharsalia’ by Seneca's nephew, the Cordovan Marcus Annaeus Lucanus (39-65 AD), the Antonio Ruz Company presents a work that delves into the concept of war. A powerful piece featuring striking staging and costumes, with an original score that moves between the epic and the electronic. Eleven performers use their bodies to explore conflict, crisis, resistance, and escape through choreography filled with violence, subtlety, and theatricality. These are bodies at war, evoking vivid landscapes to create an anti-war anthem and to discover, in dance, a weapon of liberation and a source of saving energy.

How to get there? 

• Private vehicle: If you are traveling from the south to the north on Autopista Norte or Carrera Septima, take a right onto Calle 169 and then head west on Avenida Boyacá. If you are coming from the north to the south, turn west onto Calle 170 until you reach the Cultural Center. If you are traveling from the south to the north on Avenida Boyacá, you can reach Calle 170 and then make a right turn. The theater will be two blocks ahead. 
• TransMilenio: Take any Line B route to Portal Norte. From there, take feeder bus 2-7 San José and get off at the seventh stop.
• SITP: Take any Line B or C route to Barrio San José V Sector Stop (Calle 169b - Carrera 67). There, you'll find the theater. 

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