One evening, three perspectives on time, the body, and collective experience: With Gnawa, Umbó, and Agora, the São Paulo Dance Company under the direction of Inês Bogéa presents its artistic range and the powerful energy of its dancers.
In Gnawa (2009, choreography: Nacho Duato), earth, water, fire, and air merge into a choreography that celebrates gravity and grounding. With Umbó (2021, choreography: Leilane Teles) follows a work about inspiration and desire — about how role models resonate within the body and generate new movements. Finally, Agora (2019, choreography: Cassi Abranches) explores the theme of time: in rhythms, memories, temperatures, with pulsating movements that combine Afro-Brazilian percussion with rock and vocals.
A journey through three choreographic signatures that immerse the audience in different worlds of sound and movement. The São Paulo Dance Company demonstrates how tradition and the present, Brazilian impulses and international perspectives, merge within a vibrant body of dance — poetic, energetic, and captivating.
Duration: approx. 66 minutes
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Gnawa (2009)
Choreography: Nacho Duato
Music: Hassan Hakmoun, Adam Rudolph, Juan Alberto Arteche, Javier Paxariño, Rabih Abou-Khalil, Velez, Kusur & Sarkissian
Lighting: Nicolás Fischtel
Costumes: Luis Devota & Modesto Lomba
Restaging: Hilde Koch & Tony Fabre (1964–2013)
Organization and original production: Carlos Iturrioz, Mediart Producciones SL (Spain)
Umbó (2021)
Choreography: Leilane Teles
Music: Muloloki and Para a Poetisa Íntima by Tiganá Santana; Nzambi Kakala Ye Bikamazu and Mama Kalunga by Tiganá Santana, sung by Virgínia Rodrigues
Costumes: Teresa Abreu
Lighting: Gabriele Souza
Agora (2019)
Choreography: Cassi Abranches
Music: Sebastian Piracés
Lighting: Gabriel Pederneiras
Costumes: Janaína Castro
Currently there are no upcoming performances of this Program.
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