A new creation by the young Albanian choreographer based in Greece, Ermira Goro, Sirens invites the audience on a sensory and mysterious journey through the world of desire and its social expression. Addressing themes of gender and transformation, performers Chara Kotsali and Adonis Vais appear as sensual creatures, part machine, part human, moving in a game of approach and evasion that transforms the stage into a territory of seduction, tension, and freedom.

Through movements that are at times precise and robotic, at times voluptuous and instinctive, the bodies test the boundaries between touch and absence of touch, between fantasy and reality, between gender and its dissolution. As the rhythm accelerates — to the sound of Jeph Vanger’s musical composition — and the physicality intensifies, the piece opens up a vision where eroticism, performativity, and vulnerability coexist.

Sirens is a hypnotic evocation of the power of the body and the gaze, an invitation to lose ourselves in the multiple layers of contemporary desire.