Routes and Arts. Architectural performance. Keops Guerrero. C.C. Parc Sandaru. Barcelona, Spain. September 2012.

Friday 14 september 2012

After carrying out an artist residency Roots & Routes Barcelona 2011, various performing artists displayed instantly and adapting the architectural space proposed by the Centre Civic Parc Sandaru some of the work they have done to one and a half to complete this residence .
Nin-Yo Performance
Roots & Routes Barcelona
Civic Centre Parc Sandaru
present:


Routes and Arts
Direction: Keops Guerrero and Ruben quasi.
participants:
Marisol Cordero
Irene Alfambra
Anna Carone
Vueltaabajo Theatre
Beatriz Contreras
Esmeralda Elizalde
Who's that girl
Miguel Jimenez


Centre Civic Parc Sandaru
C / Bonaventura Muñoz 21 esq. Napols.
Arc de Triomf Metro Line 1 (red)
Hours: 5:30 to 21:00 hrs.
Free admission


Show Time
17:30 to 19:00 Making off-Roots.
Break the silence.
Vieoclips (2, Irene and JC).
Videodance.
Prometheus.


19:00 to 19:10 Le journal
(Mimo body)
Anna Carone.
This is a piece of modern mime repertoire,
the piece was created from an improvisation guided by Etienne Decroux.


19:15 to 19:30 Medusa
(Dance)
Keops Guerrero and Miguel Jimenez.
The patriarchal vision which is built on the ideology, religion, politics, etc. West, upsets and undermines the self and its male-female duality, which not only refers to biological gender.
In this exercise we try to balance this situation choreography, within which the war between the sexes kills two and defines a real evolution and transcendence of being.


From 19:35 to 19:50 Cronopios and Famas (Theatre)
Vueltabajo Theatre.
A trip between the words of Julio Cortázar.
Different styles of physical theater bring to life a dream piece that explores the nuances of human hopes.


19:55 to 20:35 Hábito
(Multimedia and dance)
Ruben quasi and Marisol Cordero.


20:40 to 20:55 Multimedia
Beatriz Contreras.21: 00 to 21:15
What's that laughing policeman?
(With Dance Theatre)
Irene Alfambra
Story part of the book Daughters of Erin: Voices of Women in Northern Ireland, by Silvia Calamati where by female voices, told different stories that construct the events that led to the conflict in Northern Ireland during second half of the twentieth century.