Repertoire

• @ Fernanda Kirmayr

  Só Tinha de Ser com Você (2020)

  Choreography and lightning: Henrique Rodovalho Music: Album Elis & Tom – Corcovado (Antonio Carlos Jobim / Gene Lees); Photography, Modinha (Antonio Carlos Jobim); Por Toda […]

  Só Tinha de Ser com Você (2020)

  Choreography and lightning: Henrique Rodovalho Music: Album Elis & Tom - Corcovado (Antonio Carlos Jobim / Gene Lees); Photography, Modinha (Antonio Carlos Jobim); Por Toda Minha Vida, Soneto de Separação, O que Tinha de Ser, Brigas Nunca Mais (Antonio Carlos Jobim / Vinicius de Moraes); Só Tinha de Ser com Você, Inútil Paisagem (Antonio Carlos Jobim / Aloisio de Oliveira); Retrato em Preto e Branco (Antonio Carlos Jobim / Chico Buarque de Holanda) Costume: Cássio Brasil Scenario: Letycia Rossi Choreography Assistant: Vivian Navega Duration/cast: 34 minutes with 12 dancers Premiere: 2005 | TeatroAlfa, São Paulo/SP – Brazil Debut SPDC: 2020 | Teatro Sérgio Cardoso, São Paulo/SP – Brazil Só Tinha de Ser com Você (It only Have to be with You, in portuguese) is a sensitive and singular choreographic reinterpretation of the album Elis & Tom (1974), a classic of Brazilian music. This great success by choreographer Henrique Rodovalho was originally created in 2005 for his company, Quasar Cia de Dança, and now it has a special version designed for the dancers of São Paulo Companhia de Dança. “This first reassembly of a show by Quasar Cia de Dança“ just had to be ”with SPDC. It is a beautiful meeting in the Quasar / Rodovalho style of dancing with all the technical improvement of São Paulo Dance Company”, comments Rodovalho.
• @ Paula Caldas

  Gnawa (2005)

  Choreography: Nacho Duato Music: Hassan Hakmoun, Adam Rudolph, Juan Alberto Arteche, Javier Paxariño, Rabih Abou-Khalil, Velez, Kusur and Sarkissian Lighting: Nicolás Fischtel Costume: Luis Devota and Modesto […]

  Gnawa (2005)

  Choreography: Nacho Duato Music: Hassan Hakmoun, Adam Rudolph, Juan Alberto Arteche, Javier Paxariño, Rabih Abou-Khalil, Velez, Kusur and Sarkissian Lighting: Nicolás Fischtel Costume: Luis Devota and Modesto Lomba Restaging: Hilde Koch and Tony Fabre (1964-2013) Organization and original production: Carlos Iturrioz Mediart Producciones SL (Spain) Duration/cast: 23 minutes with 14 dancers Premiere: 2005 | Harris Theater for Music and Dance, Chicago/United States Debut SPDC: 2009 | Teatro Sérgio Cardoso, São Paulo/SP – Brazil Nacho Duato was inspired by the nature of Valencia, surrounded by sea and sun, and by Mediterranean aromas, colors and flavors, to create Gnawa. The Gnawas are a mystical Islamic fellowship. Duato is interested in gravity and the use of the solo as key elements in constituting his dance. This interest is renewed in a ritualistic tone involving a musical trance that leads to (and is driven by) the movement of the bodies.
• @ Charles Lima

  Anthem (2019)

  Choreography: Goyo Montero Music: Owen Belton Lightning: Nicolas Fischtel e Goyo Montero Costume: Goyo Montero e Fábio Namatame Organization: Carlos Iturrioz Mediart Producciones SL (Espanha) […]

  Anthem (2019)

  Choreography: Goyo Montero Music: Owen Belton Lightning: Nicolas Fischtel e Goyo Montero Costume: Goyo Montero e Fábio Namatame Organization: Carlos Iturrioz Mediart Producciones SL (Espanha) Duration/cast: 25 minute with 14 dancers Debut SPDC: 2019 | Teatro Municipal Castro Mendes, Campinas/SP – Brazil Anthem is the first creation of the Spanish choreographer Goyo Montero for a Brazilian company. The work brings a reflection about the process of construction and deconstruction of collective identities. To Goyo: “There are cycles in life and we always repeat the same mistakes, thinking that we are separated, that we are different when, actually, every human being is one group, the humanity, and at the moment we lose this unity, the problems begin. This is a trace of the human history”. The music is created by Owen Belton, with whom Goyo has created more than nine pieces. The inspiration of the song comes from songs that become hymns - whether from nations, people with similar preferences or individuals from the same generation. Therefore, the name chosen for the work: Anthem. For Montero, "The human voice becomes a song and this song becomes something we identify with."