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Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Miguel Ballabriga.

Photo.: Iñaki Alforja

Photo.: Iñaki Alforja

Carmen Fumero, Iker Arrue.

Photo.: Iñaki Alforja

Photo.: Iñaki Alforja

Miguel Ballabriga.

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En picado   [2018-19]
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A creation for 5 dancers, one singer and one actress exploring the themes of suicide, angst, depression and promiscuity. 
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Work in porgress. 
Schubert_Ai Dō Project_Photo_ AleHidalgo

Schubert_Ai Dō Project_Photo_ AleHidalgo

Schubert_Ai Dō Project_Photo_ AleHidalgo

Schubert_Ai Dō Project_Photo_ AleHidalgo

Schubert_Ai Dō Project_Photo_ AleHidalgo

Schubert_Ai Dō Project_Photo_ AleHidalgo

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Schubert  [2019]
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A creation for 6 dancers with music by the Austrian composer Franz Schubert Elgar. The work is based on the Schubertiade, informal and unadvertised gatherings, held at private homes and organised during Schubert's lifetime to celebrate his music. 

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Premiered at the Victoria Eugenia Theater in San Sebastián on the 24th of May, 2018. 

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Dancers: Aritz Lopez, Carmen Fumero, Helena Wilhelmsson, Olive Lopez, Antonio Ayesta and Amada Dominguez. 

Musicians: Mari Tere Balerdi, Jesus Cuesta, Ignacio Araquistain. 

Photo.: Miguel Ballabriga

Photo.: Miguel Ballabriga

Ying Yun Chen

Photo.: Miguel Ballabriga

Photo.: Miguel Ballabriga

Ying Yun Chen, Carmen Fumero, Paula Martinez and Dácil González

Photo.: Miguel Ballabriga

Photo.: Miguel Ballabriga

Dácil González

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Ed.Elgar  [2017]
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A creation for 7 dancers with music by the English composer Edward Elgar. The work is based on the figure of Elgar himself and the musical score Piano Quintet in A minor, Op.84 (1918) is performed live on stage. 

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Premiered at the Victoria Eugenia Theater in San Sebastián on the 16th of March, 2017. 

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Dancers: Ying Yun Chen, Carmen Fumero, Myriam Perez, Jaiotz Osa, Paula Martinez, Dácil González and Iker Arrue. 

Musicians: Lou Delebecque, Lidia sierra, Maria Luisa Sopeña, Julia Caro, Laura Gracia, Gonzalo Sánchez.

Ursula Kaufmann

Ursula Kaufmann

Eva Pageix

Ursula Kaufmann

Ursula Kaufmann

Ying Yung Chen and Shan Gao

Ursula Kaufmann

Ursula Kaufmann

Eva Pageix

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PLUMMET, a sharp dive down in three acts   [2017]
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A creation for FTS Folkwang Tanzstudio, Essen. Social exclusion, the inability to adapt to certain situations and failure to let go and free oneself from the past are the main themes of this work. Inspired on Genesis 19, thematically, the action serves as a metaphor for the narrative of Lot's wife: "Flee for your life! Do not look behind you, nor stop anywhere in the Plain; flee to the hills, lest you be swept away." But Lot´s wife looked back at the destroyed city of Sodom and was turned into a pillar of salt.  
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Dancers: Chih-ming Yu, Uwe Brauns, Ying Yung Chen, Stephanie Miracle, Nejma Larichi, Jan Möllmer, Eva Pageix, Simon Wolant, Shan Gao and Chih-i Wu.  

WAZ.de - 21.01.2017   "PLUMMET (the fall) pushes the dancers into the announced `sharp dive´... Powerful, complex patterns of movement are elegantly integrated into a continuous flow of current. In Essen, as a guest choreographer, he [Iker Arrue] left a good business card."

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Iker Arrue

Iker Arrue

GROOMING.
Photo: Miguel Ballabriga.

Carmen Fumero

Carmen Fumero

GROOMING rehearsal.
Photo: Miguel Berrocal.

Carmen Fumero

Carmen Fumero

GROOMING.
Photo: Miguel Ballabriga.

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Grooming  [2015_16]​
​’Grooming’ (preying sexually on a child) reflects on the psychological aspect of not fulfilling social expectations and the inner conflicts that arise from it, the way in which communication between people can often be perverted and the very human need to escape their immediate reality (fake identities, lies, manipulation, unfulfilled desires, loneliness, desire, fear, violence, guilt…etc.). Social exclusion, deviance, individualism and social acceptance. are a clear reflection on the complexity of the human being and the fact that people do not lie by choice. As a poetic exercise, this journey to your inner self is almost an exercise in obscurantism… essential for any artist, but also for anybody.

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Dancers: Carmen Fumero and Iker Arrue.

Amaia Elizaran

Amaia Elizaran

Photo: Jesús Robisco

Iker Arrue

Iker Arrue

Photo: JC Alamo

Carmen Fumero

Carmen Fumero

Photo: Jesús Robisco

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119.104  [2014]

 

Based on the image of Victor Frankl (Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist, a concentration camp survivor during the Second World War) the work is presented as an exercise that aims to reflect on the values, hopelessness, suffering and life purposes in an attempt to question or make us doubt about our ideals.

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Dancers: Jose Luis Sendarrubias, Amaia Elizaran, Michael Carter, Carmen Fumero, Yadira Rodríguez and Marina Rodríguez. 

Yadira Rodríguez

Yadira Rodríguez

Yadira Rodríguez

Yadira Rodríguez

Carmen Fumero, Dácil González

Carmen Fumero, Dácil González

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Because who is perfect?  [2014]

​Dance production related to Dingzihu, video and sound installation.

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Because who is perfect? is a piece for three dancers that gives continuation to previous works around the image of Victor Frankl.

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Dancers: Yadira Rodríguez, Carmen Fumero and Dácil González.

Antonio Ayesta, Lucía Bernardo

Antonio Ayesta, Lucía Bernardo

Photo: © Gabriel F.

Antonio A., Lucía B., Iker A.

Antonio A., Lucía B., Iker A.

Photo: © Gabriel F.

Antonio A., Dácil G., Lucía B.

Antonio A., Dácil G., Lucía B.

Photo: © Gabriel F.

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Invisible Beauty [2014]

 

​The goal of this work is to share a  reflection  on the relationship between an Alzheimer´s-stricken father and his son,  where the patient  and his  disrupted view  of reality become the only reference for the audience.

 

Invisible Beauty attempts to find beauty in images and situations that in a first glance would just reflect horror or sadness.

 

Dancers: Dácil González, Antonio Ayesta, Carmen Fumero and Lucía Bernardo.

Humberto Romero

Humberto Romero

Gustavo Ramírez, Yadira Rodríguez

Gustavo Ramírez, Yadira Rodríguez

Rehearsal

Humberto Romero

Humberto Romero

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Retratos de la Belle Époque  [2013]
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​Portraits of the Belle Époque is a piece that metaphorically illustrates the new individualism of modern man and his interest in the image projected in their social environment.

 

The portrait was the most representative painting in its genre during the period known as Belle Époque (1870-1914). Taking the evolution of this genre during that time as a reference, the piece suggests a look into the complex pictorial movements of the Belle Époque. While decoding the iconographic and psychological keys of  this period, it attepmts to build bridges between the history of painting, social and cultural history of both the beginning of the century and nowadays, and with contemporary dance.

 

Dancers: Yadira Rodríguez, Verónica García Moscardó and Gustavo Ramírez.

Carmen Fumero, Iker Arrue

Carmen Fumero, Iker Arrue

Dácil González, Iker Arrue

Dácil González, Iker Arrue

Photo: © Gabriel F.

Carmen Fumero, Iker Arrue

Carmen Fumero, Iker Arrue

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Ojos en la nuca  [2012]

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Based on the work, as developed for several years by ZYGMUNT BAUMAN, JUAN ANGEL URRUZOLA and  ANTONI MUNTADAS  about  the knowledge assimilated through senses and the ways of  understanding reality through the body, Ojos en la nuca proposes the study of human behavior when facing shortcomings that in normal situations are rarely considered;  absence  or losses that could be translated as the lack of any of five senses.

 

Dancers: Carmen Fumero and Iker Arrue. 

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OTHER CREATIONS AND COLLABORATIONS:

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Photo: Maxime Côté

Photo: Maxime Côté

TOC_Cru d’automne 2018: Chanelle

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TOC   [2018]
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A creation for EDCM / CALQ, Montreal, Canadá.

Premiere: 12th of December, Espace Orange de l’Édifice Wilder Espace Danse. 

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Supported by:
Diputación Foral de Gipuzkoa, CALQ, Gipuzkoako Dantzagunea and Tabakalera.
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Dancers: Chanelle Allaire, Catherine Ally, Rodrigo Alvarenga-Bonilla, Éloïse Bastien, Madeleine Bellefeuille, Solene Bernier, Angélique Delorme, Jade Dussault-Lapointe, Constance Gadan, Simone Gauthier, Rafaelle Kennibol Cox, Cheline Lacroix, Lucie Lesclauze, Brian Mendez, Mathilde Mercier-Beloin, Abe Mijnheer, Lorena Salinas, Audrey Thériault, Leah Tremblay.
Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Ambre Badin, Anatole Zangs, Aureline Guillot, Loïc Consalvo.

Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Ambre Badin, Anatole Zangs, Aureline Guillot, Loïc Consalvo.

Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Photo.: Stéphane Bellocq

Estelle Roux.

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Fabulous Failure [2018]
A creation for Compagnie Illicite - Fábio Lopez (FR).
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Dancers: Ambre Badin, Anatole Zangs, Aureline Guillot, Loïc Consalvo, Estelle Roux. 
Speaking Walls

Speaking Walls

Speaking WALLS, rehearsal.

Speaking WALLS, rehearsal.

Photo: HAATIK, Iurre Aranburu.

Speaking Walls

Speaking Walls

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Speaking WALLS  [2016]

Site Specific creation for Haatik Dantza Konpania. 

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Supported by  Donostia / San Sebatián 2016 EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE. 

De Doelen, premiere.

De Doelen, premiere.

Delano,Edoardo,Lavinia,Connor,Nikki

Delano,Edoardo,Lavinia,Connor,Nikki

Premiere

De Doelen, premiere.

De Doelen, premiere.

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Newman [2015]
A creation for CODARTS in collaboration with Amsterdam Sinfonietta and De Doelen.
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Dancers: Edoardo Deodati, Lavinia Merola, Nikki Tarling, Samantha Connor Speetjens and Delano Spenrath.  
Tiago Valente, Iker Arrue

Tiago Valente, Iker Arrue

Shanghai

Shanghai

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Please, Meat, Me  [2014]

​​A site specific project in Shanghai, in collaboration with Tiago Valente.

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Dancers: Tiago Valente and Iker Arrue.

Ana Paula Oropeza, Francisco Rojas

Ana Paula Oropeza, Francisco Rojas

Photo: Emmanuel Adamez

Yadira Ferrer, Iker Arrue

Yadira Ferrer, Iker Arrue

Rehearsal
Photo: Emmanuel Adamez

Ana Paula Oropeza, Lizeth Rosano

Ana Paula Oropeza, Lizeth Rosano

Photo: Emmanuel Adamez

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Le Père  [2014]

Short creation for Convexus Contemporary Ballet in Mexico City. 

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Dancers: Ana Paula Oropeza, Lizeth Rosano, Francisco Rojas.