Collettivo MINE

ESERCIZI PER UN MANIFESTO POETICO

November 30, 2021 21:00

CANGO Cantieri Goldonetta di Firenze | IT


As part of “La Democrazia del corpo”

 

Esercizi per un manifesto poetico (Exercises for a poetic manifesto) is Collettivo MINE‘s debut work, created when the company was founded.
The manifesto is written through movement, in a dance practice composed by five performers.
The individual’s breath and the group’s unison merge together. Bodilily plasticity becomes inspiration for the danced language and for a collective poetics.
The piece revolves around a single staged action, both powerfuland clearly structured, which is a tool for shared writing, capable of generating a unified body. A hypnotic and fascinating choreography which investigates the co-presence of rigorous scores and of a vibrant and welcoming affective performance.

Collettivo MINE is the result of the artistic encounter between Francesco Saverio Cavaliere, Siro Guglielmi, Fabio Novembrini, Roberta Racis, Silvia Sisto.
MINE is a collective experiment of creation that aims to carry out a research work focused on sharing practices and languages.

 

choreography, creation and dance: Francesco Saverio Cavaliere, Fabio Novembrini, Siro Guglielmi, Roberta Racis, Silvia Sisto
music: Samuele Cestola
light design: Luca Serafini
administration, executive production: Corpoceleste
Esercizi per un manifesto poetico was selected for ARTEFICI 2019 Residenze Creative FVG/Artisti Associati Gorizia and winner of DNA Appunti Coreografici 2019 supported by Centro Nazionale di produzione Firenze – Compagnia Virgilio Sieni, Operaestate Festival/CSC Centro per la scena contemporanea del Comune di Bassano del Grappa, L’arboreto – Teatro Dimora di Mondaino | La Corte Ospitale ::: Centro di Residenza Emilia Romagna, Fondazione Romaeuropa, Gender Bender Festival di Bologna, Triennale Milano Teatro.
Esercizi per un manifesto poetico was created with the support of Teatro India – Teatri di Roma, Fondazione Fabbrica Europa, Spazio13 Bari

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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