Movediza Festival

Excarnation: Instructions for opening a body (+14 years)

There are works that are observed and others, such as Excarnación, that confront each other. This contemporary dance piece breaks with traditional structures to disarm the body and reveal what we usually avoid. Through intense movements and a provocative staging, the work explores our identities and the fictions in which we inhabit every day. Here, the strange and the "monstrous" stop causing fear and become a cry of resistance. It is a sensory and critical invitation to question who we are and how we see ourselves, turning the intimate into a deeply political act.

General Management & Comprehensive Design: Javier C. Lecaros | Creative Performers: Anrrieth Morales, Constanza Salinas, Javiera Araya | Sound universe: John Hollenbeck - Zbigniew Preisner Loscil - Max Richter - Ernst Reijseger | Original text: Javier C. Lecaros | Lighting: Raúl Órdenes | Sound & Sound design: Luciano Nilo | Scenography: Kiko Fierro | Production & Coordination: Irreverentes__ and Javier C. Lecaros

GEA: The awakening of wonder (for children from 4 to 7 years old)

For the little ones, the festival proposes GEA, a magical journey designed to activate the senses. More than a play, it is a living landscape that unfolds from the mountain range to the sea, where dance, sound and images build a world to discover. Designed especially for boys and girls in the stage of maximum curiosity, GEA invites them to explore the territory, animals and nature through play and emotion. It is the perfect opportunity for children to have an early and powerful encounter with art, learning to feel and inhabit the world around us.

Address: Loreto Caviedes Jeria | Dancers: Peggy Kuruz, Kamille Gutiérrez and Rocío Argandoña | Composer and performer: Tito Cerda | Video mapping and records: Valeria Ortiz de La Tabla | Object design: Valentina Valladares | Costume: Francisca De La Fuente | Lighting: Susana Belmar | Journalist: Lisette Ávila | Production: Andrea Garrido

The panel aims to bring together programmers and cultural agents from the cultural spaces that are part of the festival, as well as from the field of performing arts in the metropolitan scene.

This instance seeks to open a space for critical dialogue around dance programming, putting at the center questions such as: How do we activate the development of audiences around this discipline? How do we promote dance programming? How to approach languages ​​and practices that are off the radar? How to ensure inclusion and accessibility in our artistic proposals? What possible scenes do we imagine in our current context? among others.

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