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Bruno Alexandre

Cavalos Selvagens

Bruno Alexandre

Cavalos Selvagens

Cavalos Selvagens takes Nijinsky’s diary as a literary device and uses it to construct a fiction, resorting to the ideas of choreographic heritage, subversion and turmoil. The choreographic heritage bequeathed by Nijinsky is directly related with the Ballets Russes and the ideas of innovation, rupture and alienation, the links between visual and performing arts and a new attitude towards the dancer’s presence.
Bruno Alexandre

Season 2017–18

© Ana Teresa Ascensão.

19 JAN 2018
FRI 21:30

20 JAN 2018
SAT 21:30

            Stage of the Main Auditorium

            12€

            Duration 1 hour

            M/12

* Jovens até 30 anos e desempregados 5€

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Criação

Bruno Alexandre

Cocriação e interpretação

André de Campos, Bruno Alves, Francisco Rolo

Música e sonoplastia

Miguel Lucas Mendes

Desenho de luz e espaço cénico

Cárin Geada

Olhar exterior

David Marques

Registo vídeo e teaser

Bruno Canas

Design gráfico

Ana Teresa Ascensão

Fotografia de Cena

Bruno Simão

Produção executiva

Mónica Talina

Gestão financeira

Patrícia Soares

Residências

Companhia Olga Roriz, EIRA/Teatro da Voz, Musibéria, Gafanha da Nazaré/Fábrica das Ideias e Polo Cultural Gaivotas | Boavista

Produção

Escarpa Fictícia Associação Cultural

Coprodução

Culturgest

Apoio

Ministério da Cultura/Direção-Geral das Artes

Apoio à divulgação

Antena 2

Agradecimentos

Gil Mendo, Joana Vieira Lino, Pedro Santiago Cal e Carla Ribeiro

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