CECILIA COLACRAI

Alone woman on stage tries to examine, through movement, our self-preservation instinct. From an intense relationship with sound vibration, she evokes her most primitive side to display different physical states, with which she demonstrates extraordinary plasticity and great resistance. Colacrai pushes her body to the limit, subjecting it to a constant transformation with a desire to examine finitude and the future of our species.

Dancer, choreographer and teacher Cecilia Colacrai has been researching different aspects of dance since 1997. A member of Big Bouncers Collective and Group LaBolsa, she also collaborates with choreographer João Lima. In 2005 she created her first solo piece, Sola?. She has worked with artists such as Thomas Hauert, Joan Català, Jorge Albuerne, Emmanuel Grivet, Toni Mira – Nats Nus, Montse Colomé, Alexis Eupierre, Sebastià García Ferro, Gabriela Barberio and the Gabriela Solini company, amongst others. She is a teacher at Institut del Teatre de Barcelona (CSD), Moveo physical theatre school and on the SUDANSA project.

Idea, creation and interpretation Cecilia Colacrai / Artistic accompaniment João Lima / Music Miquel Casaponsa, Miquel Vich Vila / Sound space Miquel Casaponsa / Sound assistance Pablo (Mo) Ramírez / Sound technician Rodrigo Rammsy / Lighting design Iván Cascón / Stage space and costumes Sergi Cerdán / Production Rita Stivala, Cecilia Colacrai / Photography and video Tristán Pérez Martín / Collaboration María Muñoz (Mal Pelo) and María Magdalena Garzón / Distribution Biel Martínez Lorca
Co-production Mercat de les Flors / With the support Generalitat de Catalunya – Departament de Cultura, L’Animal a l’Esquena, Paso a 2 – Certamen Coreográfico de Madrid, La Visiva, Azala Espacio, Musiberia, C.C. Barceloneta, La Caldera de Les Corts, L’Estruch de Sabadell, Ateneu de Celrà / Acknowledgments Carina Aguis; Marina Capel; Pablo Colacrai; Colectivo Big Bouncers;  Laura Kumin; Xavi Moreno; Federica Porello; Pep Ramis; Ursa Sekirnik; Gabriela Solini; Rodrigo Stocco; Eduard Teixidor.

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