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Talking Lázaro
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Talking Lázaro
05 May 11h - 13h, 16h - 18h 06 May 16h - 18h @ Jardim de S.Lázaro, Porto, Portugal Talking Lázaro A guided tour over sounds that will be the soundtrack of a self-choreography danced at São Lázaro Garden. Magnolias – Dances – Lime Trees – Passers-by - Cedar Trees – Birds – Camellias - Gardeners The invisible visible, the unheard heard, the imperceptible perceptible. A Dance installation suggesting a watchful and revealing look about São Lazaro’s Garden and its dynamics, a contrast with its daily appearance. Moments of observation, laughter, hearing and contact with the garden’s elements. Talking Lazaro proposes three paths that share the same space and have an approximate length of fifteen minutes each. The audience will choose the order in which it will perceive these paths. It will be able to repeat each path during the two hours of the presentation. Each path can be experienced up to five people at a time. Conception: Pedro Prazeres
Sound: Jorge Queijo Costumes: Estelita Mendonça Dance: Ana Fernandes, Ana Barros, Ana Ribeiro, Ana Oliveira, Ana Pinto, António Sousa, Daniela Miranda, Diana Carvalho, Helder Mendonça, Hugo Coelho, Joana Gonçalves, Maria Rego, Marta Silva, Nina Barbosa, Rafael Pinto, Sigrid Vieira, Tomás Queirós, Vicente Branco, students of the 2nd year of BalleTeatro Escola Profissional, Oporto. This presentation is the sum of a two and a half week long work with the resident students of BalleTeatro Escola Profissional, and presented in the Dias da Dança, Body and City festival over the 5th and the 6th of May at Oporto.
Lenght of the installation: aprox. 2 hours more info at: http://festivalddd.com/pt/programme/d/134/ |