(Creation Residence - Associate Project 2019 )
L'animal a l'esquena (Celrà)
From 10/06/2019 to 15/06/2019
Osso Club – Andrés Corchero, Enric Ases, Pep Ramis, Piero Steiner
Piero Steiner, Andres Corchero, Pep Ramis and Enric Ases return, under the eye of María Muñoz, to the piece premiered at the last Festival de Otoño de Cataluña Temporada Alta Girona/Salt in 2018. A week of creation to resume work on their piece, which will appear at the upcoming Grec Festival in Barcelona.
Four men of the same age, the same height and with one aim: a search for new horizons of expression and a shared language that will enable them to reach spectators right in their gut. Four men united by the complicity of their generation and a common interest in certain themes and performance strategies.
Each of them, whether solo or in lineups such as Mal Pelo, Rara Avis or Los Los, has spent years researching new forms, new ways of working in which movement, words, space and soundscape create landscapes of great emotional and poetic power.
Joining forces (what’s left of them)
Encouraging mixtures
Meeting at the crossroads
Howling like wild beasts
Dreaming of horizons as they sit on a stone
Twisting a dilemma
Letting out a groan
L'animal a l'esquena (Celrà)
From 10/06/2019 to 15/06/2019
Osso Club – Andrés Corchero, Enric Ases, Pep Ramis, Piero Steiner
Piero Steiner, Andres Corchero, Pep Ramis and Enric Ases return, under the eye of María Muñoz, to the piece premiered at the last Festival de Otoño de Cataluña Temporada Alta Girona/Salt in 2018. A week of creation to resume work on their piece, which will appear at the upcoming Grec Festival in Barcelona.
Four men of the same age, the same height and with one aim: a search for new horizons of expression and a shared language that will enable them to reach spectators right in their gut. Four men united by the complicity of their generation and a common interest in certain themes and performance strategies.
Each of them, whether solo or in lineups such as Mal Pelo, Rara Avis or Los Los, has spent years researching new forms, new ways of working in which movement, words, space and soundscape create landscapes of great emotional and poetic power.
Joining forces (what’s left of them)
Encouraging mixtures
Meeting at the crossroads
Howling like wild beasts
Dreaming of horizons as they sit on a stone
Twisting a dilemma
Letting out a groan
