BSIDES (2011)
- Diego
Gil / Rob
List / Igor Dobricic / Pablo Fontdevila / Tian
Rotteveel / António Maia / Michele Rizzo / John Sinclair /
Iris
de Hertogh / Victor Perez Armero / Noriko Nishidate
"Bsides"
is a dance concert performance in
which the act of "singing"
by doubling itself, unfolds different modes of expression: from the
singular to the plural, from the internal to the external and from the
private to the public. Bsides"
is a refrain machine, catalyzing the expressive movement of ideas and
feelings, following the
communicative forms of poem recitals and lip synch. Generating through
this process a space for sensitization and reflection concerning the
musical journey of a dancing spirit yet to come.
The piece is constructed in different modules that can be presented in
all types of combinations, always forming one single piece for the
audiences.
The first module is made with Rob List and it is
choreographed
out of the impulse of an Edgar Allan Poe poem recitation that develops
into an abstract dance and classic music composition.
The second module is made with two different group of performers
finishing their dance education and it is choreographed following the
culture of You Tube lip syncing. The
two different group of performers are:
VERSION 1
A duet with Antonio Onio and Michele Rizzo (ex students from
SNDO-School for New Dance Development of Amsterdam)
VERSION 2
A quartet with John Sinclair, Iris de Hertogh, Victor Perez Armero and
Noriko Nishidate (current students from SEAD- Salzburg Experimental
Academy of Dance).
To know more about BSIDES www.bsidesproject.wordpress.com
or www.researchcatalogue.net
concept /
choreography
Diego Gil dramaturgy Igor Dobricic performance / choreographyversion 1
Rob List, Michele Rizzo and
António Maia performance /
choreography
version 2 Rob List, John
Sinclair, Iris de Hertogh,
Victor Perez Armero and Noriko Nishidale music
Tian Rotteveel light
Pablo Fontdevila
Supported by Het Veem Theatre, Prins Bernard Fonds, APAP/Tanzfabrik,
Szene Salzburg and Stichting Abstracta.