The Kukai Dantza Company promotes cooperation and interaction with other artistic disciplines, other dance styles, and other ways of understanding art.
KALE-HIZKETAK
The streets of our towns and cities are a reflection of current social and cultural diversity. We find endless styles of dress, languages, dances, and musical traditions; the streets are a vibrant canvas of endless colours.
Kukai Dantza
YARIN
Every step today builds a path tomorrow. We draw, we breathe, we sense, we offer a vision of an outstretched hand. It offers and gathers. It shares. It doesn’t shy away from its roots.
Jon Maya & Andrés Marín
KLERA
This world is constantly at war: long wars and short wars, distant wars and nearby wars, wars that we hear about through the media, and many others whose existence we are unaware of. Hundreds of little boys and girls murdered, hundreds of names and stories we have no clue about.
Kukai Dantza
EUSKORLEANS
Kukai Dantza and Euskorleans Band come together to organise this joyful, travelling street performance.
Kukai Dantza & Euskorleans Band
NIRE TXOKOTIK
Dancer and creator Jon Maya began his journey in dance when he was just 6 years old. More than forty years have passed since then, during which time he has forged a professional career that spans traditional dance and contemporary creation.
Kukai Dantza
TOPA
Four young people meet in a square. It can be an ordinary square of any of our cities. Music plays and the young people set out dancing.
Kukai Dantza & Brodas Bros
TXALAPARTA
The txalaparta’s sounds come from the blows of those who strike it, but once the act of playing has finished, no one owns what has sounded; it cannot be held onto, its nature challenges fixation, the blow becomes a liberating thing which mutates the soul of the player.
Kukai Dantza & Jesús Rubio Gamo
OSKARA
A new universe created from the encounter between two worlds.
Kukai Dantza & Marcos Morau / La Veronal.
GELAJAUZIAK
The square as a meeting place for a new look at traditional dances.
Kukai Dantza & Cesc Gelabert.
