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CARCAÇA

Marco da Silva Ferreira

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  • Director Marco da Silva Ferreira
  • Genre Dance
  • Date 11.1.Sat. 5pm 11.2.Sun. 2pm
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  • Rating 7 and over
  • Venue SFAC Theater QUAD
  • Duration 75 min.
  • Premiere 2022 Teatro Municipal do Porto, Portugal
  • Tickets 40,000won

 

A carnival of bodies, shedding the weight of tradition and reborn through the rhythms of the city

Introduction

<CARCAÇA> by choreographer Marco da Silva Ferreira uses the body as a medium to research community, collective identity, memory, and cultural stagnation. Taking footwork derived from traditional dance and contemporary urban culture as its starting point, the piece breaks away from authoritative and entrenched past legacies to open up new spaces for the body and identity.

The stage, brought to life by ten dancers and two live musicians, weaves a contemporary body language based on folkloric dance and memories of the past. Footwork, internalized by the dancers through clubs, cypher battles, and studios, intersects with diverse street dance elements such as house, kuduro, Top Rock, and hardstyle, allowing dance and culture to blend intuitively. The dancers embody a collective, sensorial identity under the name 'we'.

Synopsis

<CARCAÇA> poses the following questions: What do we remember, and what will we forget? What is the driving force behind identity? What meaning does individual identity hold within a community? How does the body cross the world today?

The complex steps, performed in trainers, strike the ground, bringing not just rhythm but the energy of movement, heat, and light to the stage. This physical rhythm is accompanied in real time by João Pais Filipe’s drums and Luis Pestana’s electronic music. Ranging from traditional military bands and marches to techno, trance, and dub, the multilayered soundtrack blends with <CARCAÇA> ’s rebellious and carnivalesque spirit, culminating in a march of bodies that traverse past and present.

Director
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Marco da Silva Ferreira

Born in Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal, Marco da Silva Ferreira began his career in the performing arts in 2008. In his early career, he collaborated with renowned choreographers such as Hofesh Shechter, André Mesquita, and Tiago Guedes.

By the early 2010s, Ferreira had begun to emerge as a distinctive choreographic voice. <HU(R)MANO> he created in 2013 received critical acclaim at numerous international festivals. Since then he created <Brother> (2017), <Bisonte> (2019), and <SIRI> (2021). In 2022, he presented <førm Inførms>, a collaboration with Portuguese filmmaker Jorge Jácome.

Ferreira has remained active on the international stage, serving as an associate artist at Teatro Municipal do Porto, Portugal (2018-2019), and at Centre Chorégraphique National de Caen/Normandie, France (2019-2021).

Credits
  • Artistic Direction and Choreography Marco da Silva Ferreira
  • Artistic Assistance Catarina Miranda
  • Performers André Speedy, Fábio Krayze, Leo Ramos, Marc Oliveras Casas, Marco da Silva Ferreira, Maria Antunes, Max Makowski, Mélanie Ferreira, Nelson Teunis, Nala Revlon
  • Sound Technician João Monteiro
  • Light Design and Technical Direction Cárin Geada
  • Music João Pais Filipe (percusionist) e Luís Pestana (eletronic music)
  • Costumes Aleksandar Protic
  • Scenography Emanuel Santos
  • Anthropological Studies Teresa Fradique
  • Potuguese Folk Dance Joana Lopes
  • Production Direction Mafalda Bastos
  • Executive Production Mafalda Bastos e Joana Costa Santo
  • Production Structure P.ulso
  • Diffusion Art Happens
  • Co-production Teatro Municipal do Porto, Centro Cultural de Belém, Big Pulse Dance Alliance, co-produced by New Baltic Dance (Lithuania), Julidans (The Netherlands), Tanz im August/HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Germany), Dublin Dance Festival (Ireland) and ONE Dance Week (Bulgaria), co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, centre chorégraphique national de Caen en Normandie dans le cadre du dispositif Résidence d’artiste associé du ministère de la Culture, La briqueterie - CDCN du Val-de-Marne, Maison des arts de Créteil, KLAP- Maison pour la danse, CCN-Ballet National de Marseille, Charleroi danse, centre chorégraphique de Wallonie - Bruxelles, December Dance (Concertgebouw and Cultuurcentrum Brugge), La rose des vents – scène nationale Lille, Métropole – Villeneuve d’Ascq, TANDEM Scène Nationale Arras-Douai
  • Support República Portuguesa – Cultura, DGARTES – Direção Geral das Artes
  • Artistic residencies A Oficina (Guimarães), Ballet National de Marseille, Escola Superior de Dança (Lisbon), O Espaço do Tempo (Montemor-o-novo), Teatro Municipal do Porto

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