QUASAR CIA DE DANçA

CHOREOGRAPHY FOR LISTENING

CHOREOGRAPHY	HENRIQUE RODOVALHO
SOUND SCORE	SOUND OF STREET (SOM DA RUA) - TV ZERO
SET DESIGN	SHELL JR. UND HENRIQUE RODOVALHO
COSTUMES	SHELL JR.
LIGHT DESIGN	HENRIQUE RODOVALHO
PREMIERE	1999
LENGTH OF PERFORMANCE	55 MIN
ON STAGE	7 DANCERS

Based on the series Som da Rua (Street Sound), directed by Roberto Berliner and aired by TV Zero, Quasar preserves the musicality of words, people and things to usher in a choreography in which the sound of the Brazilian people are heard. It is an encounter between regional cultures and the post-modern aesthetics of dance, a dialogue between the popular music of Northeastern Brazil and the body language of the urban individual.
This performance stands out as a thematic landmark of the social-cultural issues raised by Quasar in recent years. It is a proposal that relates to a deeper understanding of issues pertaining to the reality of our people.
Choreography for Listening has been seen in over 10 countries.

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