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Pasionaria

La Veronal

A stunning work by La Veronal, one of Spain’s most acclaimed contemporary dance companies, directed by Marcos Morau. Pasionaria depicts an imaginary world, forged by everyone’s collective effort: the place we call progress. Yet here life has become an artificial experience and the inhabitants of this ideal planet have lost the ability to feel any emotion or passion. On stage, eight dancers, who move and talk almost like us and yet don’t look entirely human, show us the effects of this loss. The work questions the notion of progress and the values we live by, exposing the individualism and cowardice that are eating away our capacity for empathy and moral integrity.

Marcos Morau studied choreography at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona, the Conservatorio Superior de Danza in Valencia and the Movement Research in New York. His artistic training is not limited to dance but extends into disciplines such as photography and drama. In 2005 he created La Veronal, a company formed by artists from a range of disciplines, including dance, film, photography and literature. Morau has been awarded the National Dance Award 2013, granted by the Spanish Ministry of Culture, and the Sebastià Gasch Award. La Veronal’s work is presented in renowned festivals and theatres worldwide; these include: Théâtre national de Chaillot in Paris, the Venice Biennale, Oslo Opera, Julidans Amsterdam, Tanz im August Berlin, Roma Europa Festival, SIDance Festival Seoul, Sadler’s Wells in London, Internationale Tanzmesse in Düsseldorf.

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Running time 75’

Credits

concept, direction: Marcos Morau
choreography: Marcos Morau in collaboration with the dancers
choreography assistant: Lorena Nogal
répétiteur: Estela Merlos
artistic and dramaturgical advice: Roberto Fratini, Celso Giménez
dancers: Lorena Nogal, Marina Rodríguez, Sau-Ching Wong, Ariadna Montfort, Núria Navarra, Àngela Boix, Alba Barral, Jon López
set design: Max Glaenzel
costumes design: Silvia Delagneau
sound design: Juan Cristóbal Saavedra
video design: Esterina Zarrillo
lighting design, technical management: Bernat Jansà
technical assistance, special effects: David Pascual
costume making: Ma Carmen Soriano
masks and props: GADGET Efectos Especiales
helmets: Ricardo Vergne
prosthesis: Martí Doy
spheres making: Goretti Puente
footwear: Natalio Martín
executive production: Juan Manuel Gil Galindo, Cristina Goñi Adot 
co-production: Teatros del Canal, Théâtre national de Chaillot, Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg, Sadler's Wells, Tanz im August/ HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Grec 2018 Festival de Barcelona – Institut de Cultura Ajuntament de Barcelona, Oriente Occidente Dance Festival, Mercat de les Flors 
with the collaboration of: El Graner Centre de Creació
with the support of: INAEM – Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte de España, ICEC – Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya 
in collaboration with: Instituto Cervantes

Calendar

Wednesday, April 13 2022, 5.30pm
Thursday, April 14 2022, 5.30pm

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