National première

choreographed and performed by Waddah Sinada, Rhys Dennis
creative producer Steph Be
sound Sam Nunez

presented in the Springback Ringside version

Aerowaves 2021 Selection

Waddah Sinada and Rhys Dennis open a dialogue surrounding the myth of masculinity as it is felt within the Pan-African diaspora. They are deconstructing the power struggle within themselves and finding the balance between conflict, vulnerability, and codependency; they own and repair their deeper anxieties. This work is a testimony of the generational trauma inherited by men from marginalised groups with the mission of creating a space where the black male figure is more visible and honestly represented in its full complexity.

 
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National première

choreographed and performed by Waddah Sinada, Rhys Dennis
creative producer Steph Be
sound Sam Nunez

presented in the Springback Ringside version

Aerowaves 2021 Selection

Waddah Sinada and Rhys Dennis open a dialogue surrounding the myth of masculinity as it is felt within the Pan-African diaspora. They are deconstructing the power struggle within themselves and finding the balance between conflict, vulnerability, and codependency; they own and repair their deeper anxieties. This work is a testimony of the generational trauma inherited by men from marginalised groups with the mission of creating a space where the black male figure is more visible and honestly represented in its full complexity.

 
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

National première
Operaestate Festival Veneto co-production 

created and performed by Fabio Novembrini, James Viveiros
dramaturgy Ginelle Chagnon
CSC of Bassano del Grappa and Zebra co-production 

Archipelago was created during the choreographic exchange between dance artists Fabio Novembrini, James Viveiros and the dramaturg Ginelle Chagnon, in the “Duo à trois voix” project. The work looks at communication in an unusual way, by means of manipulating natural objects: small rocks, and the poetry hidden in them. This led to a practice acknowledging the importance of dialogue and the diversity of societal, environmental and historical realities; and, of course, of the fragility of the human condition.

National première

choreography by Sara Sguotti
with Dance Well Dancers

project assistant Cristina Pulga
costumes made in collaboration with IIIF of the IIS A. Scotton of Breganze
sound environment Steve Pepe
Twain production
Operaestate Festival Veneto co-production

Choreographer Sara Sguotti continues her collaboration with the Dance Well dancers, part of the community of Dance Well, contemporary dance practice for people living with Parkinson’s. Hop is a journey though the body: a lone body, where the common feeling feeds the strength found in being alone and isolated. In the vicinity, the energy and positivity generated by the movement swells up like a wave. Hop is a living energy that overcomes the barriers of what is possible, where new heroes are born.