Duck foot, tree foot, chicken foot, clown foot, sock foot, flat foot, ballerina foot, cold foot, jackfruit foot, grave foot, water foot, smelly foot, foot in the door, to the letter, foot on the road, barefoot, foot on the ground, foot in the air, kick in the butt, step by step, equal foot, to run away, to fall on one's feet, to stomp one's foot, to move one's foot, foot behind, right foot, hot foot, big foot!!

It was a huge commotion! People screaming, children running, and a mixture of fear and fascination when a family of Bigfoot passed through the city. Nobody knows for sure where they come from or where they go. It is known that they travel in herds, but nobody has ever been able to say whether they walk dancing or dance while walking.

Bigfoot is a dance for children that takes place in alternative spaces, created and danced by Aline Bonamin, Yi Gonçalves, Karen Marçal, Marcela Costa, Maurício Alves, and Sabrina Ferreira. The work continues the choreographic research of FUTURINHA/Clarice Lima, which explores the relationship between kinesthetic empathy, the fantastic universe, and the city; complicating and transforming the act of walking into dance/game/play. It features an original soundtrack by Carla Boregas and costumes by Anuro Anuro and Cacau Francisco, giving shape to these creatures that wander between the ordinary, the fantastic, and the monstrous.