Lūzo, by Maria Papachristodoulou 

luzo (greek word λούζω) meaning: to wash somebody’s hair, to soak, to bathe in light

Love through light, darkness and shadow. A Physical theater performance inspired by the texts of R. Barthes - A lover’s discourse: Fragments and J. Tanizaki - In Praise of Shadows, comes to narrate Love through its Light, which is sometimes a lot, a little or even none. The performer, who sometimes turns into the person in love, allows herself to be bathed in light and sometimes to sink into total darkness or dance in the half-light of the shadow of what she calls love