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Lima Radiante: dance, light and abstraction at Carme Teatre

From 3 to 13 September 2026, Carme Teatre premieres 'Lima Radiante', a 60-minute immersive piece blending dance, light and sound. Created by Poliana Lima and Radiante Light Art Studio, the work redefines the traditional relationship between stage and audience. Performances on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 20:00, and Sundays at 19:00. Tickets from €11.

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13 September 2026
Price
From €11
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Lima Radiante: dance, light and abstraction at Carme Teatre
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An immersive experience that dissolves boundaries

Lima Radiante is the world premiere of a production that challenges the limits of conventional theatre. Created by choreographer Poliana Lima and the Valencian collective Radiante Light Art Studio, this hybrid piece—somewhere between installation, performance and dance—transforms the Carme Teatre into a sensory laboratory where the audience shifts from passive spectators to active participants.

Abstraction, light and sound intertwine to create a scenic device that invites viewers to construct their own narratives. There is no linear story or single message: the work takes shape through the gaze of those who inhabit it, altering the traditional relationship between stage and audience. Each performance lasts 60 minutes, with eight shows scheduled between 3 and 13 September 2026. Performances take place at 20:00 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and at 19:00 on Sundays. Tickets, available from €11, can be purchased on the theatre’s official website.

For more details about the venue, check the Carme Teatre profile.

Light, body and sound as equals

In Lima Radiante, light does not merely illustrate the scene, nor does sound simply accompany the choreography: all three elements—body, light and sound—share equal prominence. The piece is built on the premise that abstraction fuels imagination, leaving room for the audience to engage with their own interpretations. Opening Season XXXII of Carme Teatre under the motto «Viu l’escena de prop», this production also serves as a reminder of theatre as a space of resistance: a place to practice attention, concentration and collective participation, far removed from the fast pace of everyday life.

More than telling a story, this premiere offers a sensory and reflective experience where the ephemeral and intangible become the very fabric of the performance.

Line-up

  • Poliana Lima
  • Radiante Light Art Studio

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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 · 4
  • Reus - Alquería de la Estrella · 262 m · 0
  • Llano de la Zaidía - Doctor Olóriz · 346 m · 3

Frequently asked questions

What is Lima Radiante about?

Lima Radiante is an immersive piece that fuses dance, light and sound to create a unique sensory experience. Instead of following a linear narrative, it invites the audience to interpret the work through their own perceptions, breaking away from traditional theatre conventions.

Who are the creators behind Lima Radiante?

The piece is created by Poliana Lima, a renowned choreographer, and Radiante Light Art Studio, a Valencian collective specialising in light art.

What are the performance dates and times?

Performances run from 3 to 13 September 2026, with shows at 20:00 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and at 19:00 on Sundays.

How long does the performance last?

Each performance lasts 60 minutes.

Where can I buy tickets?

Tickets are available from €11 on the Carme Teatre’s official website.

How do I get to Carme Teatre?

For transport options, visit our Valencia transport guide. If you prefer cycling, check our Valencia bikes guide.

Sources

Event information via AU Agenda. View original source

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