Æffective Choreography investigates structures, politics and practices of intimacy. The tone and tempo are calibrated with softness and slowness, and the performers create a texture of sharing rather than display. The membrane that separates public and private dissolves as they allow themselves to be witnessed in practices reserved for the intimate sphere, narratives of autobiographical stories and gestures that reveal the body in its radicality. The tempo of the performance is intentionally slow so that the emergence of intimacy can be gradual, as is the choreography, which blurs the landscape that distinguishes the body of the performance and the audience. — André Uerba
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Credits
Concept and artistic direction
André Uerba
Co-created with
György Jellinek, Jone San Martin, Lyllie Rouvière, Manoela Rangel & Pedro Aybar
Artistic assistance
Manoela Rangel
Performers
Manoela Rangel and performers residing in Porto
Sound design and live music
Kreatress
Dramaturgical support
Meg Stuart
Light design, on-stage photography, sound design and live music
André Uerba
Music excerpt / live rendition
Vivaldi’s “Cum dederit”
Production and dissemination
Short Hope
Co-produced by
Radialsystem
Financed by
NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK - STEPPING OUT, financiado por Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media, no âmbito da iniciativa NEUSTART KULTUR
Support for residences
Tanzfabrik, Theaterhaus Mitte
Credits
Text in Portuguese
Credits