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TDP’20 international dance festival
2-11 October 2020
TDP’ sees dance as a language, a space of knowledge that needs to be shared. In a world where accepting diversity is a continuously growing issue, the TDP’20 Hotspots LAB is an international creative laboratory for dialogue and experimentation among dance artists. An embodied experience that enables and expands discussions on topics related to the place of our bodies in our societies.
TDP’20 Hotspot LAB is a transnational concept that seeks to open interaction with new physical spaces through digital media. The LAB aims to feed a contagious form of seeding cultural exchange, exchange of knowledge and experiences, despite COVID-19-related mobility restrictions and gathering restrictions.
You can discover here a series of videos made by the artist who lead the TDP’20 Hotspots LAB. These works are at the image of the LAB: heterogenous in their shape, theme, concepts and aesthetics, straight out of the hands of artists. The LAB is a space for diversity of visions, origins and experiences. These videos attempt to reflect this.
08
Oct
Presenting works by
Instant Dissidence - Rita Marcalo (IE) | About the film
Léa Tirabasso (LUX) | About the film
Javier Cuevas & Tamara Brito de Heer (ESP) | About the film
Released Thur 08 October | Until 18 October
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Dancing With Strangers: From Calais to England
TDP’20 Festival discusses with Rita Marcallo (Instant Dissidence) about her work Dancing with Strangers: From Calais to England. She exposes her experiences and the process of making this work.
We will also see extracts of streets performance. A woman on the street with outstretched arms, an experiences in which her t-shirt invites to ‘Dance With Me’. Would you accept her invitation? In 2016 she brought this project into ‘The Jungle’ camp in Calais, working with refugees to create duets that they wished to perform with people in England. Since none of them were able to cross the border, anyone accepting Rita’s street invitation will perform this duet with one of those refugees - through Rita and the exchanged gift of dance. Creating the link, she completes the connection between someone one the street, and the people who stayed behind closed borders.
Credits
Core team: https://dwsfromcalaistoengland.tumblr.com/theteam
And the 4 refugees (not their real names, but the names they chose for the project): Yodite Melku, Abdul Rehman, Johnoy Miller, Addisu Tariku. Photo: Julia Bauer for Tempting Failure Festival.
Octopus - a digital experiment
Digital exploration of a section in the piece "The Ephemeral life of an Octopus"
Beyond the research of cellular dysfunction, the work questions behavioural, social and political dysfunction. It observes the invisible movements of living units, whose ability to move and reproduce, greatly impacts the whole they are a part of. It is the restoration of touch and the creation of a virtual cellular and social mass that is played with, in this context.
Credits
Choreographer: Léa Tirabasso
Dancers: Alistair Goldsmith, Baptiste Hilbert, Catarina Barbosa, Joachim Maudet, Rosie Terry Toogood.
Music: Martin Durov
Commissioned by: Aerowaves, The Place London, Roma Europa, National Dance Centre Bucharest, EN-KNAP/Spanski Borci, BMotion/, Opera Estate, Festival Veneto, Dansens Hus Stockholm, Bora Bora Dans, Mercat de les Flors, Espaco do Tempo and Tanec Praha. Produced by: Enya Belak and Springback Production.
Cuando el bosque avance
When The Forest Thrives is a cinematographic art piece, filmed with mobile phones exclusively, and created from the retreated and precise distance to let our own nature be exposed during home confinement. In light of the strangeness and unrest of the lockdown, the clash between restraint and the wild, nature regains its place.
Credits
Tamara Brito de Heer: Audiovisual director
Javier Cuevas: Movement playwright
Daniel Abreu: Dancer
Dácil González: Dancer
Teresa Lorenzo: Dancer
Paula Quintana: Dancer
Laboratorio Escénico: Music adaptation
Spanish Matchbox: Producer
Web design: Alexandre Iseli
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