Junio 2014

 

Los Duos (estudio sobre un cuerpo o sobreviviendo al número 3)

Una pieza sobre un cuerpo accesible, sobre estrategias de entrega, la confianza y el dolor. Un estudio sobre la intimidad, los significados y la violencia. ¿Qué significa tener el control? ¿Quién gana o pierde? ¿Cómo podemos retar los roles, encontrar una escala de grises, generar significados nuevos? ¿Qué es ser íntimo, violento o compartirse? ¿Cómo encontrar un momento donde cuestionar la línea sobre lo que significa actuar y lo que significa la representación? ¿Es lo real posible o relevante en escena?

Y ella dice: “Manipulate me, move me, play me... perform me. Make me meaningful and meaningless... We both, now, just happening. Deal with my weight and my surrender. Transform me. Affect me. I have just decided I will trust you. Minimizing my reactions. Redefining roles. No victim no master”. 

A piece about an accessible body, surrendering, trusts and pain.
A study on intimacy, meanings and violence.

What does it mean to have the control? Who is the winner and who has lost? Can we redefine the roles, finding a grey area and generating new meanings? What is it to be intimate, violent and to "share each other"?

 

 

THE DUETS

(Study for an encounter or surviving to number Three)

A piece about an accessible body, surrendering, trusts and pain.

A study on intimacy, meanings and violence.

 

What does it mean to have the control? Who is the winner and who has lost? Can we redefine the roles, finding a grey area and generating new meanings? What is it to be intimate, violent and to "share each other"?

How to find a way and a moment to question the line between what means to perform and what means representation? Is "the real "possible or relevant on stage?

 

...and she sais:

“Manipulate me, 

move me,  

play me…

perform me.

 

Make me meaningful and meaningless…

We both, now, just happening

 

Deal with my weight and my surrender

 

Transform me

Affect me

 

I have just decided I will trust you

 

Minimizing my reactions

Redefining roles