Bruno Beltrão
Bruno Beltrão
H2-2005
© Photo Lucy Von Gerven ©
© © Raphaël Pierre ©
© © Raphaël Pierre ©
© Photo Lucy Von Gerven ©
Creation
Choreography, Bruno Beltrão
Scenography, Gualter Pupo
Light, Renato Machado
Costumes, Marcelo Pies
Animation-Video, Liana Brazil and Russ Rive
Projections, Stefan Pfaffe and Marcelo Carvalho
Dancers, Thiago Almeida, Kristiano Gonçalves, Kleberson Gonçalves,
Luis Carlos Gadelha, Charlie Felix, Gilson Nascimento, Hugo Oliveira,
Dioze Ribeiro, Leonardo Racco, José Dioleno Ribeiro, Flavio Souza,
Luis Claudio Souza, Bernardo Stumpf, Bruno Williams
Production, Grupo de Rua of Niterói
Coproduction, Springdance Festival/Utrecht, Hebbel am Ufer / Berlin, Tanzhaus nrw / Düsseldorf,
Wiener Festwochen, KunstenFESTIVALdesArts, Les Spectacles vivants-Centre Pompidou,
Festival d’Automne à Paris, La Ferme du Buisson / Scène nationale de Marne la Vallée
With the support of Henphil Pillsbury Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation & King’s Fountain
Arte : Conversation dans une chambre d’hôtel, creation of Bruno Beltrão,
Direction Philippe Barcinski : novembre 27/ 8.15PM in Danse
Street dancing meets philosophy in this choreographic critique of hip-hop. Beltrão got his start as a teenage hip-hop dancer in Rio clubs -- and the performers in H2-2005 are street dancers he recruited from all over Brazil. Today, Beltrão dedicates himself to analyzing dance – even deconstructing it -- in all its facets. The time has come, he asserts, to “put hip-hop in crisis...I am convinced we can discover new aesthetics.”
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