For exactly 2,666 seconds, three dancers move like video game characters within a strict choreographic system of constantly new movement algorithms.

Driven by pulsating electronic music and a disembodied voice, the performers learn new skills level by level to defend themselves against violent assaults. The goal of the game: simply survival.

Inspired by the novel of the same name by the Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño, Yolanda Morales addresses in '2666' the structural violence to which women and queer people are exposed in public spaces and envisions an empowering response against the patriarchal structures that make this possible.