Lia Rodrigues
Lia Rodrigues
Pororoca
© © Raphaël Pierre ©
© © Raphaël Pierre ©
© © Raphaël Pierre ©
Creation
Choreography, Lia Rodrigues
Created and performed in collaboration with Amália Lima, Allyson Amaral, Ana Paula Kamozaki, Leonardo Nunes, Clarissa Rego, Carolina Campos, Thais Galliac , Volmir Cordeiro, Priscilla Maia, Calixto Neto, Lidia Laranjeira
Dramatic art, Silvia Soter
Dialogue writer, Dani Lima, João Saldanha
Lighting design, Nicolas Boudier
With the participation for the creation Jamil Cardoso, Gabriele Nascimento, Jeane de Lima, Luana Bezerra, Gustavo Barros
Created with the help of Théâtre Jean-Vilar, Supported by Conseil Régional d’Île-de-France “França.Br 2009”, l’Année de la France au Brésil
Coproduction Théâtre Jean Vilar de Vitry-sur-Seine ; Théâtre de la Ville-Paris ; Festival d’Automne à Paris ; Centre National de danse contemporaine d’Angers ; Kunstenfestivaldesarts/Bruxelles
Partnership with REDES de Desenvolvimento da Maré and support of Espaço SESC –Rio de Janeiro-Brésil, Prince Claus Foundation for Culture and Développement
Lia Rodrigues Companhia de Danças is supported by Petrobrás
With the support of Brazil Ambassy, TAM Airlines and Onda
As her longstanding commitment in Rio de Janeiro’s favelas has shown, choreographer Lia Rodrigues’ practice involves all aspects surrounding creation, from training to critical assessment. It is in line with this work process that she and her 11 dancers have conceived this evocation of the relationships between the collective and the singular.
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