CIA. MIQUEL BARCELONA

The show contains scenes with flashing lights that may affect photosensitive viewers

Orgia puts body through the sexualised gaze and looks for ways to show the beauty of the pleasure of bodies (associated with prohibition, dissidence or immorality). The choreographic research aims to deconstruct choreographic tools from different countercultural dances (voguing, waacking, twerking and dancehall) in order to generate a scenic narrative that questions the sexualised, capitalistic and heteronormative gaze directed at the body.

Miquel Barcelona has more than 25 years of professional experience in the world of dance and performing arts, with directors, choreographers and colleagues such as Carolyn Carlson, Juan Kruz de Garaio Esnaola, Raffaelle Giovanola, Darío Fo, Àlex Rigola, Qars Teatre, Cobosmika Company and Laura Vilar, among others. It is part of the SAT ALIANSAT project! Sant Andreu Teatre (SAT) 19-21, is a member of the nilak artistic team and is co-founder of the creative space nunArt Creacions Contemporànies. The Miquel Barcelona Company is part of the Barcelona Activa CREAmedia Programme 2020.

Choreography Miquel Barcelona in collaboration with performers team / Performers Miquel Barcelona, Helena Gispert, Martí Güell, Raúl Lorenzo, Bea Vergés, Danielle Mesquita, Isabella Dubroca / Advice Aina Lanas, Ámbar Murgia, César López, Kim Jorgan, Bea Vergés, Patrícia Hastewell, Marta Sanglàs, Jayce Gorgeus  Gucci and Mariona Castillo / Sound space Rodrigo Rammsy / Scenography and lighting design Laura Clos “Closca” /Builder and sound technician Ismael López de los Mozos / Programmer and lights technician Jon Kieb / Costume Miguel Peñaranda / Production Biel Martínez Lorca / Videos Ignasi Castañé, Jep Jorba  / Photos Rocío Curia, Nora Baylach, Alba Duque
Coproduction Mercat de les Flors, Teatre de Tarragona, ICEC and Companyia Miquel Barcelona / With the support Graner fàbrica de creació, Teatro Cánovas and Espai Arts Escèniques casal Alella