To write the word SubLinhar (Underline), you need a point and the act of tracing lines with your hand. To say the word SubLinhar, a set of sounds must come out of your mouth. But what about those who use few words… And what happens when we run out of words? If we remove "Line" from the word "Sub(Linha)r," we can use it to draw in space, suggest shapes, textures, accentuate movements, define directions, or trace paths that take us somewhere new, asking questions of the world and growing in the process.

In these trajectories, the body “also speaks.” Full of bones, tendons, and muscles, it experiences the here and now. Directed at children aged 6 and above, SubLinhar aims to encourage a perspective on dance as a vehicle for self-discovery, a tool for understanding others, and a pathway for exploring the world.