“I know all about love, honestly.” With adolescence as a backdrop, Victor Hugo Pontes examines love and its limits in Porque é Infinito [Because It Is Infinite], taking as his starting-point Joana Craveiro’s contemporary rereading of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. We know how that text ends, but are we able to tell from the start a story that was already told a thousand times? How can we speak of a love that wanted to be infinite, but into which death crept like an evil shadow? A documental, affective and poetic research, which brings a classic to the present day and looks at it from our standpoint, allows us to enter the intimacy of those who are experiencing for the first time the whirlwind of a “love forever”, a time of adolescent excess and long mornings. Through Victor Hugo Pontes’ unique choreographic language, in which movement and words interweave, Porque é Infinito becomes also a reflection on the language we use to define a verb, “to love”, that is notoriously hard to conjugate. “Love? What is that, exactly?”