Co-produced with
FiraTàrrega and Festival Internacional do Teatro de Rua Imaginarius
Dansacat Award 2020 for Best Choreography
Moritz Award at Fira Tàrrega 2017 for Best Street Arts Premiere
Nominated – Critics’ Awards 2018
CONSEQÜÈNCIES, winner of the Moritz Award at FiraTàrrega’17 for Best Street Arts Premiere and the Dansacat Award’20 for Best Choreography, is a performance for all audiences that explores, through movement, the relationship between reality and fiction in our daily lives and the fast-paced world we live in.
CONSEQÜÈNCIES is an ironic and joyful piece about the possibility of being out of sync, of arriving late, of being out of place, and the consequences that arise from it.
It is the second production in a trilogy in which Cia Moveo blurs the boundary between performer and spectator and explores the limits between reality and fiction.
Synopsis
I stopped for a moment to listen, to look, and the world continued its rhythm around me. How can I catch up with what I missed during those moments? The faster I go, the later I arrive, as if a strange force were conspiring against my presence in other people’s time.
And you? What are you looking at?
Artistic Team
Created by: Cia Moveo
Performers: Laia Campamà/Alma Steiner, Agnès Jabbour, Xavier Palomino, Pino Steiner, and Adrià Viñas
Direction and dramaturgy: Stéphane Lévy – info@ciamoveo.cat
Costume design: Joana Martí
Executive production: Sophie Kasser and Julia Ferrari – info@ciamoveo.cat
Distribution: Fani Benages – fani@fanibenages.com
Production: Cia Moveo
With the support of Fira Tàrrega and the Festival Internacional de Teatro de Rua Imaginarius (Portugal) through their “Support for Creation” program, the Department of Culture of the Generalitat de Catalunya, and the Centro Cívico Barceloneta.
Technical Requirements
CONSEQÜÈNCIES is a show designed to be performed in open spaces, streets, squares, parks, or any other area with the following conditions:
Performance space: 7m x 7m
Flat surface (no inclination) – street, pavement, tiles (if flat, without sharp angles)
Sound: Mini-jack – RCA connection to a sound system. The cable from the laptop to the sound desk must be long enough to allow movement.
The technician’s desk must be positioned so that the entire performance space is visible.
Lighting: If the performance takes place at night, basic general lighting is required, and the audience should be included in the light. (For example: 4 towers with 2 PCs of 1000W each, or 2 towers with 3 PCs of 1000W each.)
Audience: The audience surrounds the performance space and integrates into the show at certain moments.
Touring team: 6 or 7 people (5 performers, 1 technician, and 1 manager).
Duration: The performance lasts 33 minutes.
Setup: A minimum of 3 hours before the performance is required for sound checks and a run-through. A suitable indoor space for warm-up and rehearsal is also necessary.