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TOTENTANZ
Morgen ist Die Frage

Marcos Morau / La Veronal

PREMIERE

Running time 50'
Two shows, at 9.00 and 10.30 pm

The Totentanz, also known as the Danse Macabre or Dance of Death, was already in medieval times a way to exorcise the fear of death in a carnival of desperate vitality. Marcos Morau, one of the most visionary artists on the contemporary scene, and his dance company La Veronal, one of the most celebrated companies on the international panorama, revisit this ritual through a site-specific performance specially created for the Triennale Milano spaces: the dance of death – the forefather of all raves – returns to make us question who we are and where we are going, in a euphoric and cathartic spiritualist seance that celebrates the fragility of life.

Made a Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters by the French Ministry of Culture in 2023, and selected as the 2023 best choreographer of the year by prestigious German dance magazine “Tanz”, Marcos Morau (1982) continues to develop as a creator and stage director. Having studied photography, choreography and theatre in Barcelona and New York, Marcos Morau now constructs imaginary worlds and landscapes where images, words, movement, music and space constitute a unique universe constantly nourished by cinema, photography and literature. Since 2004 he has directed La Veronal, a company that has appeared at theatres and festivals in over thirty countries, pursuing its search for new formats and modes of expression and communication in the contemporary world. Apart from his work with La Veronal, Marcos Morau is also an international guest artist with several companies and theatres where he develops new creations, always halfway between dance and the performing arts. He is the youngest creator to win the Premio Nacional de Danza, the highest award in the sector in Spain, and he has won numerous awards in international choreography competitions, as well as critics’ awards. He has taken part with La Veronal in the latest editions of FOG with Pasionaria (2022), Sonoma (2023) and Firmamento (2024).

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Due to ongoing works in Triennale, the theater is not accessible by lift. To avoid the stairs, enter through the gate in the park, in Viale Alemagna. The entrance is also accessible to people with disabilities.

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Credits

idea and artistic direction: Marcos Morau
production direction: Juanma G. Galindo
choreographies: Marcos Morau in collaboration with the performers
with: Ignacio Fizona Camargo, Valentin Goniot, Fabio Calvisi, Lorena Nogal
dramaturge: Roberto Fratini
technical direction and stage management: David Pascual
sound design and original music: Clara Aguilar
video design: Marcos Morau, Marc Salicrú, Marina Rodríguez, Albert Pons
costume and space design: Marcos Morau
production and logistics: Cristina Goñi Adot, Àngela Boix
masks and puppets production: Juan Serrano - Gadget Efectos Especiales y Martí Doy
a production by La Veronal
in coproduction with: Triennale Milano, Teatre LLiure, Temporada Alta - Festival internacional de Catalunya, Girona/Salt, Madrid Festival de Otoño
with the support of: INAEM - Ministerio de Cultura de España and ICEC - Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya
with the contribution of: Regione Lombardia

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