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La Casa Elizalde

Barcelona

Teatre de Sarrià

Barcelona

Carrer del Pare Miquel de Sarrià, 8

932 03 97 72

Centre Cívic Fort Pienc - Ateneu

Barcelona

Plaça Fort Pienc 4 – 5

Biblioteca Esquerra de l’Eixample-Agustí Centelles

Barcelona

Comte d’Urgell, 145-147

93 453 98 81

Cinemes Girona

Barcelona

Girona, 175

931 18 45 31

Bobbi Jene

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(Elvira Lind, 2017)

DocsBarcelona del Mes is screening the documentary Bobbi Jene, the surprising story of the dancer who, after ten years, decides to leave the famous Batsheva dance company and return to the USA to begin her solo career and create her great work, far more personal and transgressive. A film by the Danish director Elvira Lind that talks about the consequences of ambition. More information at www.eldocumentaldelmes.com

Pixel

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Do you want to learn to create audio-visuals like those of Pixel? This dance and technology workshop, addressed to schools and educational groups, explores the way in which mapping is part of dance shows and becomes another performer.

BLOCK

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Open to all ages and skills, this family dance and circus workshop will teach you the basic concepts of ground and pair acrobatics and the hand-to-hand technique. Leading the activity will be Amer i Àfrica Circ Cia., of Barcelona, members of the original cast of Block, and local circus artist Ginés Belchí.

VIA KATLEHONG

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Through its performances, the company Via Katlehong Dance defends the Culture Pantsula. In the 60s and 70s, under the apartheid regime in South Africa, rural black populations are displaced from large cities and regrouped in municipalities.

Masterclass with Israel Galván

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The objective of this masterclass is that professional or training dancers, without technical effort, find themselves spontaneously and share the gesture that is personal to them. It's about creating a link from one body to another, learning from each other, discovering and sharing hidden gestures, looking at each other and reacting. "I see flamenco, as a key that can open new spaces in a body," says the maestro Galván.

No physical condition or age is required. For all levels.
Comfortable clothes and shoes. Flamenco shoes are not necessary.

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