




Los Perros (The Dogs) is a call for resistance against an uncertain and increasingly dehumanising world. The dogs wander, find each other, recognise themselves as vulnerable. They share joy, but also pain; they fall and get up; they dance and rebel, searching together for the meaning of their own lives.
The piece is an exploration of the fragility of the human body and the isolating effects of digital-era life. It seeks to represent a generation burdened by crisis and desensitisation, using the animalistic, primal imagery of dogs wandering, surviving and connecting through empathy, compassion and love.
Los Perros finds its purest meaning in repetition and catharsis: dancing until exhaustion, barking until the last breath, living until you drop.
Two men dancing until it's all over and everything starts again.
Watch trailer here
Tickets: €12/ €15
Under 18s free
PRESS
“An intimate and visceral production, Los Perros describes the passage of time across three generations. Past, present, and future join hands in a work of great intensity- a true 'tour de force' for dancers Martxel Rodríguez and Jon López under the direction of the prestigious choreographer Marcos Morau.” - Iratxe de Arantzibia, El Diario Vasco
Presented as part of the Culture Programme for Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2026, and supported by Culture Ireland and Tipperary County Council.
Project Direction: Led Silhouette
Idea And Artistic Direction: Marcos Morau
Choreography: Marcos Morau in collaboration with the dancers
Choreographic Assistance: Marina Rodríguez
Dancers: Jon López and Martxel Rodríguez
Texts: Carmina S. Belda
Translation: Gaizka Sarasola and Mattane Rodríguez
Voice-Off: Oier Zúñiga
Technical Direction And Light Design: Andoni Mendizábal
Set And Stage Management: Iñaki Iriarte
Sound Design: Juan Cristóbal Saavedra
Special Collaboration: Verde Prato
Scenography: David Pascual
Photos: Irantzu Pastor
Costumes: Cobos Vestuario
Masks And Props: Juan Serrano – GADGET Efectos Especiales
Prothesis: Martí Doy
Production Assistance: Nagore Martínez
With the support of the Ministry of Culture of Spain, DNA Program of Cultural Department of Navarra Government and INNOVA Cultural of Caja Navarra Foundation – “La Caixa” Foundation.
Funded by the Arts Council.
Funded as part of the Culture Programme for Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2026, and supported by Culture Ireland and Tipperary County Council.
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