Zulmira Elizabeth is a play that begins with Renan Marcondes' desire to talk about the premature and unexpected death of Elizabeth, his mother. It is created and danced by two dance artists from different generations: Renan Marcondes, born in 1991 and Raul Rachou, born in 1951. Initially a guest mentor to guide the creation of the piece, Raul becomes - throughout the rehearsals - an accomplice and a friend, sharing experiences, stories and ending up on the scene to dance with Renan. Thus, the 40 years that separate them are approaching throughout the process of creating the piece, which takes a serene look at aging and our inevitable death. Without the presence of his mother, all there’s left to do is to dance with those who are still around and remember, side by side, gestures that can no longer be seen. To this end, both interpreters mix Elizabeth Marcondes' hand gestures with those of actress Fernanda Montenegro when playing Zulmira in the film A Falecida, released in the same year that Elizabeth was born.