triluREELu
- Dance & performance
- Recommended age 14+
70 min.

Info
triluREELu is a dive by two performers into a phone filled with a wide variety of Reels, ranging from viral dances to motivational speeches. As they “swim” through the virtual vastness, the performance becomes absurdly comical and technologically complex: the feed is on stage, the digital set design and the bodies interact in hybrid 3D Reels, crowded captions and music become language, and vanity and rhythm escalate wildly.
Ephemerality, fragmented and random realities, rapid stimuli, plus other dynamics of reel culture, are reinterpreted and recontextualized with humor and irony, in a choreographic-performative-multimedia puzzle that puts its finger on society’s screen.
Concept, choreography, performance: Vlad Benescu and Alexandra Mihaela Dancs
Dramaturgy consultant: Mihai Ivașcu
Multimedia: Alexandru Claudiu Maxim
Interaction design: Cristian Iordache / ygreq
Sound design: Lala Mișosniky
Mastering: Dan Bărbulescu
Lighting design: Vlad Benescu
Graphics: Ada Moisă / D’Ada Collage
Production: Art No More
Biographies
Alexandra Mihaela Dancs and Vlad Benescu, independent artists with diverse backgrounds in contemporary dance and the performing arts, have been collaborating since 2022.
Their work uses choreography to explore the dynamics of relationships, balance, somatic movement, and the influence of digital culture on artistic expression, through interdisciplinary formats. Their creations have been presented in venues, contexts, and festivals of contemporary dance and performing arts such as Galateca, NAG at /SAC @ Malmaison, Casa Kerim, TNB, Control Club, the National Theater Festival, Bucharest Fringe Festival, Dans.Context.Showcase, Neo Art Connect Festival, Moving Balkans 2026, and Dance Week Festival.
Together they have created the performances Luați de VAL…s (2022), Somatic Freaks 1.0 (2023), Tura de noapte (2024), Somatic Freaks – Revoluția Proprioceptorilor (2024), and triluREELu (2025).
Alexandra dances in works by artists such as Florin Flueraș, Rui Catalao, Vava Ștefănescu, Doris Uhlich, and Florin Fieroiu; she creates solo projects and co-creates dance performances with Mădălina Dan, Urvi Vora, Cosmin Manolescu, and Andreea David, among others. She creates choreography for theater productions, in which she also dances and acts. Since 2019, she has been singing and dancing with pj.lo & the accidentals, a musical performance project by Jean-Lorin Sterian.Alexandra received the Award of Excellence for her contribution to the development of Romanian contemporary dance, presented by the National Center for Dance in Bucharest (2014), as well as the Special Jury Prize for physical expressiveness at the Bucharest Fringe Festival (2024).
Alexandra and Vlad were danceWEB fellows at the ImpulsTanz festival in Vienna.
Beyond his own artistic dance and theater projects, Vlad performs in works by Mårten Spångberg, Valentina de Piante, Alexandru Berceanu, and Inger-Reidun Olsen, among others. He is a unicycle acrobat, juggler, and actor, and creates lighting designs for theater and dance performances. Vlad earned his Ph.D. in Theater and Performing Arts with the thesis New Technologies in Contemporary Performing Arts.
Their collaboration is a continuous exploration of what inspires, moves, and intrigues them, always with a playful spirit and a taste for risk.
Partners
Centrul Național al Dansului București, Teatrul Masca, /SAC @ Malmaison, Recul, Rezidența9 un program Fundația9, Asociația Hearth
Media Partners
Radio România Cultural, ISCOADA
Co-financed by
The Administration of the National Cultural Fund (AFCN)
The project does not necessarily represent the position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or for how the project’s results may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the grant recipient.
Main media partner
Radio Guerilla
Media partners
Zile și nopți, Scena9, Agerpress, Elle, Happ.ro, Liternet, TVR Cultural, Radio România Cultural, Revista Arta, The Institute, Zeppelin, ISCOADA, Feeder, Visit Bucharest, Ziarul Metropolis, IQads, Ceașca de Cultură, Modernism.ro, Haute Culture Magazine, munteanurecomanda.ro, Daily Magazine