Tickets:
15 euros ONLINE // 17 euros BOX OFFICE
Artistic direction and choreography: Gaia Pellegrini
In collaboration with the performers: Shauna Fischer and Rebecca de Toro
Music: Tim Pauli, GFOTY, Gaia Pellegrini
Direction Assistant: Luca Frati
Scenography and Lights: Miranda Simón Abelló
Styling: Giulia Parenti
Artistic Collaboration: Alice Minervini
Showdance Coach: Ley Akpinar
Photos: Rafał Stefanski
Coproduction: Tanzhaus NRW, ehrenfeldstudios
With the support of: Antic Teatre, Dansa Metropolitana and Quartier am Hafen
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This show is part of the Dansa Metropolitana festival being held during the month of March in twelve municipalities of the Metropolitan Area. More information at: www.dansametropolitana.cat
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*After-show on Friday 20th by Recomana.cat with:
Oriol López Esteve, playwright, professor, and researcher in the fields of dance and theatre. He is currently the deputy director of the School of Dramatic Arts at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona. As a playwright, he co-founded the company Ça Marche (2015–19) and has worked with various creators, notably maintaining an ongoing collaboration with the choreographer Joaquín Collado. He is currently pursuing a doctoral thesis that examines the relationship between writing, dance, and sexual difference at Université Paris 8 Vincennes–Saint-Denis (LEGS – Laboratoire d’Études de Genre et de Sexualité), the University of Zaragoza, and the Institut del Teatre, where he teaches courses on the theory and history of the performing arts. He has published several academic texts (in Estudis Escènics, Lectora, Word and Text…), critical writings on dance, and the book Flexing Sexual Difference with Bodies (Edicions UB, 2023).
This after-show is an activity organised by Recomana.cat as part of the Cap Butaca Buida event.
**After-show on Saturday, 21st by:
Associació Altraitalia. This association was founded on 25 April 2009 and is based on the values of anti-fascism and those linked to the social, civil and environmental rights of everyone. It was founded because in 2009 it was wanted that all the people who did not recognise themselves in Berlusconi’s Italy should come together in Barcelona, and, seventeen years on, it still aims to be that other Italy, light years away from Meloni’s, the Italy that fully reclaims the political and social values of the 1948 Republican Constitution. In recent years they have organised numerous events, cultural and festive gatherings, concerts, publications, exhibitions and educational activities to contribute to the building of a fairer, more open, more welcoming and more multicultural society, always from a radically pro-European perspective. They have carried out numerous political activities within the Italian community in Barcelona and have also shared various struggles with other foreign communities in Catalonia, always convinced of the urgent need to define a new, more inclusive idea of citizenship. In recent years they have been promoting a film forum entitled “Visions and Trajectories. Cinema and Us” aimed at younger people, to work on gender and emotional education themes through the viewing of Italian films.Furthermore, the AltraMemoria working group has carried out a campaign to reflect on European democratic memories. In particular, they have worked and continue to work to ensure that Italy’s responsibilities for the bombings of the Catalan civilian population during the Civil War are recognised both legally and politically. Faced with a fascism that is once again showing its most aberrant face across Europe, they believe that this commitment is not only a necessary reminder of the past but that it is possible, today, to take back the reins of a battle that is being lost, reaffirming in its radicalism the ideals of the 1945 Liberation. They fight to defend rights and values, but also to reiterate with ideas, programmes, debates, events and militant initiatives that ANOTHER ITALY IS POSSIBLE!”.
