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“The microphone was the first weapon of a DJ; we propose an hour to dance with one who doesn’t stop talking.” Batida presents: One DJ + One Microphone marks Pedro Coquenão’s debut in directing and writing, in a biographical show that blends theatre and stand-up, breaking down the barriers between stage and club to create a highly distinctive, vibrant, and innovative experience. “I believe in the power of the dance floor! Both from a hedonistic perspective, and a political and transformative one.” “I don’t know what beliefs each of you hold. I don’t believe in past lives. Or in a place in Heaven. The idea of having dozens of virgins waiting for me gives me anxiety. I have some social phobia — quite a lot, actually. I believe in the power of the dance floor. Both from a hedonistic perspective, and a political and transformative one. And I truly hope it has become even more obvious to everyone that this space is… (hmm) sacred, and that coming together here to dance is a primordial ritual of our condition… At some point, I really am a believer — in this, right here.” “It’s a true love letter to the world of clubbing and the dance floor.” — Jornal de Letras, Mariana Almeida Nogueira “Prepare yourself for a unique and intimate experience, a piece that blends theatre, music, and clubbing in an innovative production.” — Cartaz Cultural de Lisboa “As with everything Pedro Coquenão is involved in, this is also a territory of appropriation and freedom, an intimate geography that tells a story full of other stories within. An autobiographical portal, certainly, but equally a journey: across artistic disciplines, between the personal and the collective, across times and territories, between Lisbon and New York, pagan churches and oddities by the Tagus, vampires and dark rooms, urban tribes that dance, and an Africa that inevitably begins to enter the conversation.” — João Mineiro, Rimas e Batidas