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Lima Radiante: dance, light and abstraction at Carme Teatre

Lima Radiante, an immersive installation-performance by Poliana Lima and Radiante Light Art Studio, comes to Carme Teatre in Valencia from 3 to 13 September 2026. Blending dance, light and sound, it creates an abstract stage where the audience actively participates. Performances at 20:00 and 19:00, tickets from €11, 60 minutes long.

When
From 5 September 2026 to 13 September 2026
Price
From €11
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Sessions

6
  • Saturday, 5 September 2026· 20:00
  • Sunday, 6 September 2026· 19:00
  • Thursday, 10 September 2026· 20:00
  • Friday, 11 September 2026· 20:00
  • Saturday, 12 September 2026· 20:00
  • Sunday, 13 September 2026· 19:00
Lima Radiante: dance, light and abstraction at Carme Teatre
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An unconventional stage experience

Lima Radiante is an absolute premiere that pushes the boundaries between performing arts and visual arts. Created by choreographer Poliana Lima and the Valencian collective Radiante Light Art Studio, this installation-performance offers an immersion where body, light and sound merge to transform the traditional relationship between stage and audience. The public is not merely a spectator: they are invited to explore the space, interact with the elements and build their own narrative through abstraction.

The piece is based on the idea that abstraction does not limit, but rather expands the possibilities of interpretation. By hybridising languages—dance, performance, music, new technologies and plastic arts—Lima Radiante turns the stage into a space of resistance: a place to practise presence, attention and active participation, far removed from everyday logic.

Dates, times and tickets

Lima Radiante can be seen at Carme Teatre (Gregori Gea, 6) in eight performances from 3 to 13 September 2026. Times vary:

  • 20:00: 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 and 12 September.
  • 19:00: 6, 7 and 13 September.

Each performance lasts 60 minutes, and tickets are available from €11 on the Carme Teatre website.

The team behind the piece

  • Poliana Lima (Madrid): Choreographer and co-director. Known for her interdisciplinary approach, Lima has developed projects exploring the relationship between body and stage space.
  • Radiante Light Art Studio (Valencia): A collective specialising in light art and new technologies applied to performing arts. Their work focuses on creating devices that transform the spectator’s perception.

Both teams have collaborated to create an experience that is not just seen, but inhabited.

Line-up

  • Poliana Lima
  • Radiante Light Art Studio

Getting there right now

Directions & transport

Bus stops (EMT)

  • Pare Ferrís (parell) - Gregori Gea · 69 m · 28
  • Pare Ferrís (imparell) - Gregori Gea · 79 m · 28, 94
  • Burjassot - Màlaga · 110 m · 94
  • Joaquim Ballester (imparell) - Pare Ferrís · 148 m · 98

MetroBús stops

  • Avda. Pla de la Saïdia, 19 - Avda. Burjassot · 287 m
  • C/ Ricardo Micó, frente a 26 - Parque · 354 m
  • C/ Ricardo Micó (Estación de Autobuses de València) · 424 m

Metro & tram stations

  • Reus · 347 m · 4
  • Marxalenes · 476 m · 4
  • Trànsits · 690 m · 4

Valenbisi nearby

  • Gregorio Gea - Padre Ferris · 74 m · 5
  • Reus - Alquería de la Estrella · 262 m · 0
  • Llano de la Zaidía - Doctor Olóriz · 346 m · 3

Frequently asked questions

What can I expect from Lima Radiante?

An immersive piece where dance, light and sound combine to create an abstract space. The audience can move freely and participate in the experience, breaking away from the traditional passive-spectator structure.

How long does the performance last?

Each performance lasts 60 minutes.

Are tickets available?

Yes, tickets are on sale from €11 on the Carme Teatre website. There is no information about limited capacity, but early booking is recommended.

Is there a minimum age to attend?

No minimum age is specified in the sources consulted. The piece has no explicit restrictions, but its abstract nature may be better appreciated by an adult or young audience.

Sources

Event information via AU Agenda. View original source

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