Guillem Mont de Palol and Jorge Dutor began to work together in Amsterdam in 2008. Dutor, who studied at the Royal Theatre School in Madrid, is a playwright and performer. Mont de Palol studied at the School for New Dance Development (Amsterdam), graduating in 2006, and is a choreographer, dancer, performer and research professor of movement, improvisation and composition. Their cooperation began in Amsterdam. They have created the following works together: Uuuhhh, While Inventing Horrors, I Was A Teenage Werewolf (2009), Y por qué John Cage? (2011), #Losmicrófonos (2013), the film This Movie (2013) and Grand Applause (2016).

They have presented their works at various national and international venues, including: La Casa Encendida, Antic Teatre, Mercat de les Flors, Sâlmon< Festival, Festival Escena Abierta Burgos, Festival Teatracciones Burgos, AltVigo, Short Theatre Festival Roma, Festival NEO, Festival In-Presentable, Living Room Festival, 3,2,1 Encuentro Internacional de Nuevas Formas Escénicas, La Alhóndiga Bilbao, CA2M/Caja Negra Cubo Blanco (Móstoles), Panorama Festival - Rio de Janeiro, Tabakalera-Donostia, Flare Festival Manchester, Festival CuatroxCuatro, Mexico, Mueso Universitario del Chopo, NAVE Santiago de Chile, Julidans Amsterdam and Teatre Principal de Mallorca, among others.

Also working together, they collaborated with María Jerez on her latest stage piece, Ba-Deedly- Deedly-Deedly-Dum, Ba-Boop-Be-Doop! (2014).

Guillem Mont de Palol and Jorge Dutor engage in teaching, presenting workshops. To this end, their performances become laboratories in which they share the tools of their work under such titles as El estado es poderoso and Lo imposible.

Biography written in 2017