Mireia Varón Gallofré is a Catalan choreographer and dancer based in the Netherlands. Her artistic practice focuses on empowering communities that face barriers to artistic participation, with a strong emphasis on accessibility for blind and visually impaired audiences.

Since 2021, she has been researching how to integrate accessibility into the core of dance-making by translating visual elements into multisensory experiences. Working both as a performer and a maker, Mireia collaborates with organizations such as Stichting LIBI (Ryan Djojokaso), Danstheater AYA, Companyia Sol Picó, SALLY Dansgezelschap Maastricht, Café Theater Festival, and Theater a/d Rijn.

Her work is rooted in co-creation and audience involvement, viewing the audience as an essential part of the creative process. She creates interactive and site-specific performances, including Have a Seat (winner of the Café Theater Festival Audience Prize 2022) and The Moving Ground, co-created with Mariona Vinyés.

She is currently touring her two latest works: Skin Hunger, an immersive and interdisciplinary performance developed as part of Danslab 2024 with the support of SALLY Dansgezelschap Maastricht and VIAZUID, and Alone, a solo performance supported and produced by Danstheater AYA.