The evening presents Alma Söderberg’s first and latest works. The solo "Cosas" from 2010 was her breakthrough and won a price for best performance at Act Festival in Bilbao. The second piece of the evening is Söderberg’s latest solo "Deep Etude", where she continues to play with rythm, voice and movement.

In "Cosas", Alma Söderberg sings while talking, talks while dancing and dances while singing. "Cosas" is a college that that cuts, combines, overlaps and explores possibilities of meaning in a torrent of song, language, stamping feet and verbally punctuated gesture.

"Deep Etude" is a deep etude of embodied rhythm. Polyrhythm is the living object of study. A layering of rhythms by means of recorded sound (machine drum), live sound (voice) and dance (body) will take the listener back to where she already is. "Deep Etude" is a piece of dance and a piece of music where one and the other are both separable and inseparable in the ear-eye of the beholder. They are only separable insofar as they can change places with each other, and only inseparable insofar as the one makes the other perceivable. They play apart. The foreground and the background shift, the one carves itself into the other, the dance becomes the backing track of the music, the movement excavates the sound and brings it to the surface. "Deep Etude" is a study that is a spirit, a composition that is a practice or an object that is a skill.