Os desaparecidos, os fantasmas e o corpo como arquivo: o conflito sírio na dança-teatro contemporânea
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9133.v27i1p132-170Keywords:
performance, memory, Syrian Civil warAbstract
This article proposes an analysis of theatrical dance from the performance/politics binominal in which the body is seen as a privileged place to the analysis of power, since a body when dancing always position itself politically. To do this, we try to contextualize the dance-theatre of of the shows Antes que Matem os elefantes, by Companhia Olga Roriz and Eu Sou Mediterrâneo, by Companhia Vidas de A a Z, in their artistic course and analyse their cerographical and scenic languages having in view an understanding of the body that dances as a body that undergoes the actions of power relations, analysing it as a place of tension and clashes that develops articulations with memory and forgetfulness in a sensory-corporal game, speaking of the body as a archive and as a place of memory and resistance and look at it as a privileged place for the analysis of power.
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