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BURACO

2024

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AN ADVENTURE OF MATTER 


Here everything has holes and everything makes holes. Everything is for crossing, leaving or entering, for falling into, lingering, disappearing. For looking and seeing the other side: black, skin, green, patterned, hairy. A continuous adventure of matter, with no transition: BURACO fits a world.

BURACO came from a desire to share with a young audience other possible relational logics, opening up space for an adventure involving our senses and sensitivity. BURACO explores the choreographic possibilities of being and moving a body-matter (a body that is matter: flesh, bones, muscles, fluids, hair, holes...) in contact/collision with other matter.

The hole is understood here as a relation: between inside and outside the body, between different bodies, between different materials. Holes exist in the movement, in movement, between movements, between choreographies. Holes are gaps, leaks, passages to different places; holes are portals to other worlds.

BURACO is a hole for children and adults.

 

Directed by Elisabete Finger | created in collaboration with Cinira Macedo, Jamil Cardoso and Sandro Amaral | performance by Cinira Macedo, Gabriela Cordovez and Guilherme Morais| artistic advice Lito Walkey and Xenia Walkey Hauf | scenography and costumes Elisabete Finger, Marion Montel and Marcello Busato (construction) | light Fábia Regina and Yair Vardi | production Corpo Rastreado (BR) and Apricot Productions (DE).

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This project was funded by Rumos Itaú Cultural Dança Prize 2012/2013, Funarte Petrobras de Dança Klauss Vianna Prize 2012 (Brasil) and Senatskanzleig – Kulturelle Angelegenheiten Berlin (Germany) | coproduction Uferstudios (Berlin), PACT Zollverein (Essen) and Festival Panorama de Dança (Rio de Janeiro) | support and residences PACT Zollverein and Fabrik Potsdam | thanks to Barbara Friedrich, Eva Maria Hoerster, Gustavo Bitencourt, Thiago Granato, Neto Machado, Jorge Alencar, Danilo Viana, Kerem Gelebek, Lena Sommer, Laila El-Jarad (Studio La Caminada), Murilo Moregola and Ana Trincão.
 

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