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Rojo Rojo Verde / Via Faunal

Colectivo Banquet / Pol Jiménez

42 minutes

Free

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Rojo Rojo Verde explores the physics of the balance between individualism and collective support to look at how we mistreat the planet; and a participative show in the form of a procession, with women from Sabadell, who use their bodies to weave and construct folklore, with the aim of leaving their mark on dance.

"Rojo Rojo Verde", Colectivo Banquet


Three people, a common space, and not-so-common interests. Rojo Rojo Verde explores the physics of the balance between individualism and collective support. Balance, the central theme of the show, is the key to continuing to protect the planet we live on, where green space is disappearing, and the warning lights are flashing ever redder. A work that invites the audience to reflect on our coexistence with our planet; the pressures on us, and the pressures we inflict on our world. Is there room for everyone and everything on this planet, and what will happen if we finally cause everything to explode?

Colectivo Banquet arose in 2020, out of a need to communicate through contemporary dance. The group is made up of six passionate young women, and is a space for collaborative work and unity, with a powerful social commitment. The project is based on three fundamental principles: the creation of artistic works, the dissemination of dance to make it more accessible to all kinds of audiences, and educational activities. The company has taken part in a number of festivals in Spain, such as Cádiz en Danza, es Mou, Festival 10 Sentidos and CuerpoRomo, as well as in exhibitions and events like BetaPública and Gatadans, and competitions such as DZM Cáceres, CCDistrito de Tetuan and CC de Sabadell.

Data sheet

Written/ directed/ costumes designed by: Colectivo Banquet - Composer/Musical director: Colectivo Banquet (Xique-Xique), (((O))), Die Antwoord - Performed by: Ana F. Melero, Jerónimo Ruiz and Javier de la Asunción (covers, Mauricio Pérez, Daniel Rodríguez and Laura García) - Assistant director: Ana Catalina Román - Artistic collaboration: CSDMA - Special thanks to: CSDMA, Ana Catalina Román, Jesús Benzal, Nave del Duende, Centro Coreográfico María Pagés and Centro Cultural Eduardo Úrculo

"Via Faunal" by Pol Jiménez


The dancer Pol Jiménez has crafted Via Faunal, a participative show in the form of a procession, included in the program of events for International Women's Day with twenty women from Sabadell, who use their bodies to weave and construct folklore, with the aim of leaving their mark on dance. This creative process culminates in a procession, which comes to an end in the squares of each city.

Pol Jiménez is a Spanish dance and flamenco artist who is constantly seeking new keys and conundrums about the stage and contemporary thought, in order to nourish his creations. With an intense career as a dancer and choreographer, with companies and choreographers that include La Fura dels Baus, Cesc Gelabert, Juan Carlos Lérida, José Manuel Álvarez and Ángel Rojas. He also collaborates with the music groups Los Aurora and Maestros de la Guitarra. He won Best Dancer award at the 2018 Performing Arts Critics Awards and at the 25th Butaca Awards.

Data sheet

Written and directed by: Pol Jiménez - Composer / Musical director: Jaume Clotet - Performed by: Women from the cities of Granollers, Sabadell and Santa Coloma - Production/Support: Patty Maestre - Special thanks to: The Dansa Metropolitana teams in the cities of Granollers, Sabadell, Santa Coloma and Terrassa. La CIBA, Santa Coloma. Teatre Auditori, Granollers. Roca Umbert, Granollers. L’Estruch, Sabadell. The Area of Feminism, Animal Welfare and Participation, Sabadell City Council and the Associació sabadellenca S. Sebastian de los Ballesteros. The support of @comuart_bcn

Planned functions

Sabadell

Plaça del doctor Robert
26 March at 12:00 h

Free