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CRIATURAS DEL DESORDEN [Creatures of Disorder]

Elena Córdoba

www.tea-tron.com/ficcionesbotanicas/blog/

Dance
Country: Spain
Duration: 75 minutes
Year of Production 2019
Director, writer and microscope: Elena Córdoba
Author: David Benito, Elena Córdoba, Clara Pampyn, María José Pire, Luz Prado and Jesús Rubio Gamo
Dancers: Clara Pampyn, María José Pire and Jesús Rubio Gamo
Video and space: David Benito
Sound creation, violin and voice: Luz Prado, con la In collaboration with de Rubén Turba
Lighting: Carlos Marquerie
Costume: Cecilia Molano
Sound technician: Pablo Contreras
Light technician: José Higueras
Assistant director: Mar López
Photographer: Jordi Vidal
Production: Ana Botia García
Support by the Madrid City Council and the INAEM, Ministry of Culture. In co-production with the Teatre Lliure.
In co-production with the Teatre Lliure
In collaboration with La Caldera, center de creació

About the show

In the spring of 2020, in pandemic time, the Madrid choreographer Elena Córdoba, and the members of her company began collecting flowers and looking at them through a microscope, as a way of passing through a strange time. They reflected this in a blog. This experience is the origin of Criaturas del desorden, the new piece they present in Festival de Otoño. From this observation process, Córdoba and her team built a fiction series, through contemporary dance, confronting their bodies with the landscape forms of flowers.


About the Company

Elena Córdoba has worked in Madrid since the year 1990. Her work is based on the detailed observation of the body, the centerpiece and material of her work. In 2008, she started Poetic Anatomy, a creation cycle on the inside of the human body, which includes works and studies in different formats and which is still ongoing. She is especially interested in the act of dancing, in the need for it and its social survival. To dance, understood as a human manifestation, she has dedicated different collective projects such as: Is That What You Want?, Let Me In or the project Shall we dance? Her look at the body has accompanied some works by Antonio Fernández Lera, Rodrigo García, Carlos Marquerie, Silvia Pérez Cruz or Rocío Molina, among others. She also publishes stories, work diaries and brief essays. Currently she works with the body and botany within the framework of Botanical Fictions.

Practical information
MADRID
20 and 21 November / Saturday: 19.00hrs- Sunday: 18.30hrs
Video