Amber

Amber

Dansa Metropolitana choregraphy and direction Adrienn Hód Hodworks

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03/12 - 03/13/22
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Montjuïc. Espai Lliure

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Show completed

Timetable

18:00

Running time

1 h 30'

Place

Espai Lliure

Price

€15 / €9 Generació Lliure

The Teatre Lliure is once again taking part in Dansa Metropolitana, the metropolitan festival which focuses how dance is disseminated in its full range of expressions and languages. It is an urban network of cultural complicities that the Lliure believes as one of its main objectives. This season's shows are Amber, Toná and PLI.

Three couples dancing simultaneously clearly show the passion, the intimacy and the attraction through universal gestures of the human body, pushing oral expression and the awareness of being alert to the back. The six dancers from the prestigious Hungarian company Hodworks express themselves sensually in abstract fashion, free of all human personal experiences. Behind the dancers’ almost instinctive movements, the audience can experience how they achieve the essence of passion.

The Hungarian company Hodworks was founded by the choreographer Adrienn Hód in 2007. Her choreographies, several times selected for and winning prizes at international festivals, tend to deconstruct, destabilize and remodel previously existing dance structures. The focus of her work is the status of the performer, taking verbal and physical expression to extremes. Through her singular dance, she opens up a parallel reality that constructs from the unconscious and ecstasy.

CAST AND CO-CREATORS

Júlia Garai

Csaba Molnár

Balázs Oláh

Attila Rónai

Jessica Simet

Csaba Varga

AUTHORSHIP AND MUSICAL DIRECTION

Ábris Gryllus

LIGHTING

Miklós Mervel

DIRECTOR ASSISTANT

Ármin Szabó-Székely

PHOTO

Dániel Dömölky

MANAGEMENT AND ACCOMANIMENT

György Ujvári-Pintér

CO-PRODUCTION

Trafó KMH, OFF Foundation, with the support of EMMI, Workshop Foundation, Sín Cultural Centre, Art Quarter Budapest and Inversedance Company / Zoltán Imre Program

THANKS TO

Tamara Vadas Zsófia, Márcio Kerber Canabarro and Jenna Jalonen

© Daniel Dömölky
© Daniel Dömölky
© Daniel Dömölky

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