Peeping Tom was a dance-theater company with two co-directors working together: the Argentine Gabriela Carrizo and the Frenchman Frank Chartier. It remains a dance-theater company, but each show is commanded by one of the two creators and founders. Two years ago we saw the most theatrical version of Peeping Tom at the Sala Gran of the TNC (S 62°58’, W 60°39’) where the physical, almost acrobatic dance that characterized the company's proposals, had practically disappeared.

It has been fifteen years since Mercat de les Flors, Festival Grec and Temporada Alta first brought shows by Peeping Tom to Catalan audiences. The fascination with those incredibly original creations by a Belgian company, with never-before-seen dancer movement and a hyperrealistic, almost cinematic atmosphere, sealed their love affair with the city. Directors Gabriela Carrizo and Franck Chartier even moved to Barcelona, although Peeping Tom maintains its headquarters in Brussels, and, especially in alliance with the Teatre Nacional, they have staged their latest shows from here, international co-productions that tour mainly in Europe and North America with a Catalan hallmark. This is the case with Chroniques, which can be seen in the Sala Gran of the TNC for more days than usual for dance: from June 4 to 14.