Following the spirit of sharing languages that characterizes the company’s work, KALE Companhia de Dança invites 2 choreographers with recognized aesthetic signature to develop an original creation for the company’s young group of dancers.
This show presents the vision of Portuguese choreographer São Castro in “Unsettling Self”, which inspired by Fernando Pessoa talks about identity and its construction/deconstruction, conflicts (internal and external) and their different points of view. The stage is also shared with Christine Hassid’s creation, “Tumulte”, which takes us to journey towards the SELF through moments of confrontation and chaos, guided by Chopin’s mastery.
The register of physicality, energy, detail, are distinctive of a DANCE THAT DANCES, which privileges the corporeality of feelings, sensations and the strength that adds to the message that reaches us from the stage, these traits are indisputable in Castro and Hassid, and in line with the essence of the international network to which KALE belongs, and which guides its artistic identity, the Danse qui Danse network.
Unsettling Self, São Castro
Following the spirit of sharing languages that characterizes the company's work, KALE Companhia de Dança invites 2 choreographers with recognized aesthetic signature to develop an original creation for the company's young group of dancers. This show presents the vision of Portuguese choreographer São Castro in "Unsettling Self", which inspired by Fernando Pessoa talks about identity and its construction/deconstruction, conflicts (internal and external) and their different points of view. The stage is also shared with Christine Hassid's creation, "Tumulte", which takes us to journey towards the SELF through moments of confrontation and chaos, guided by Chopin's mastery. The register of physicality, energy, detail, are distinctive of a DANCE THAT DANCES, which privileges the corporeality of feelings, sensations and the strength that adds to the message that reaches us from the stage, these traits are indisputable in Castro and Hassid, and in line with the essence of the international network to which KALE belongs, and which guides its artistic identity, the Danse qui Danse network.