"E.SCENA 310" - confesiones

Impressions of DCP actors about this performance:

John: “Formato teatral mas raro que he visto hasta el momento”
The most rare theatrical format, that I have seen so far.

Arturo: “ la anterior version del espectaculo fue cansativa y muy dura, ahor es mas divertida."
The previous verssion of the performance was tiering, now is more fun"

Amiel: “ a vezes es caotico y a la vez ordenao. Todo es ordenado dentro del desorden. Trabajo fisico es fuerte, por ejemplo el calentamiento, desarrollando la plasticidad y agilidad.
Sometimes it is caotic but at the same time in orden. As if all was in orden inside of dis-order. The physical work is strong, for example the warming up, but we develop the plasticity and flexibility.

Rocio: “ distinta a veces muy ordenda a vezes muy caotica."
Different... sometimes very precise sometimes caotic..

Marggoriette: "Es mi primer contacto que tengo con la danza; una idea loca, riesgosa en esta ciudad, me da miedo si va a gustar a la gente y en principio a la gente mayor, como mi abuelita. A los jovenes, a quienes queremos llegar, creao que si les va a gustar..."
It is my first time I have any contact with contemporary dance; it's a crazy idea, full of risk in this city, I'm scared if people will like it, for example if the older people will like it, as my grand mother. We would like to reach the youngsters and I think they will like it..

Noe: “ algo recontra nuevo fuera de lo comun que sobrepasa lo que conozemos, entendemos por danza."
Something re-contra new, outside of the comun knowledge about dance

Jose Carlos: “ Ya llega , ya...!” sudor... terminas con dolores en espaldas y no sabes porque...
nos explotas...trabajamos sobre memorias del cuerpo. Pero perdi las sensasiones, falta mas sentir, por eso es interesante ahora incorporar las memorias de sensacione.”
Sweat...you finish with back pain and you don't know why... Gosia is exploring us. We work with memory of the body, but I have lost the sensations, it is missing "to FEEL", that is why it is interesting now to re-incorporate the memory of the sensations.

Photos by Filip Molski