Does Laziness Attack?
• Aldara Bizarro
14 to 23 October 2022
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Age rating
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Schools:
14, 18, 19, 20, 21 October: 10.30am
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Families:
Preço Escolas
€3 < 18 anos / €1 escolas TEIP / Acompanhantes isentos Preço Famílias €3 < 18 anos / €7 > 18 anos / Descontos aplicáveis -
Conversation after the show:
16 October
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Laid-back session:
23 October
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Age Rating:
To classify
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Target Audience:
Starting at 12 years
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Duration:
60 min
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School Prices:
€3 < 18 years/ €1 +TEIP schools/ Chaperones are exempt
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Family Prices:
€3 < 18 years/ €7 > 18 years/ Discounts are applicable
A dance performance, interpreted by a female and male dancer, developing around the theme of laziness.
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Conception and direction
Aldara Bizarro
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Interpretation
Ana Silva and Hugo Cabral Mendes
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Original interpretation
Ainhoa Vidal and Alban Hall
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Original Score
Vítor Rua
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Video
João Pinto
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Light design
Carlos Ramos
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Support in the area of philosophy
Dina Mendonça
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Photography
António Rebolo and Edmea Brigham
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Administration
Horta Seca Associação Cultural
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Support
Fifanta
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Video
Alfredo Saramago, Ana Merelo, Adelino Tavares, Alberto Pimenta, Catarina Molder, Clara Andermatt, DJ Johnny, Fernando Rosas, Francisco José Viegas, João Pombeiro, Jorge Palmeirim, Lígia Pereira, Madalena Matoso, Maria José Alves, Marina Albuquerque, Miguel Pereira, Natália Pais, Pedro Cabral, Rui Tavares, Selma Uamusse, Sr. Nuno and Tó Trips
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Co-Production
Jangada and Centro Cultural de Belém/CPA
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Support
DGArtes
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Acknowledgments
SMUP Parede and João Serralha
When we are children, laziness ends when we stretch in the morning, and only returns when we are exhausted from playing. When we are adults, laziness rears its head with shame when faced with a piling workload, and no one wants to admit that they are feeling it. When we are halfway through, time can be savoured, and what can be done tomorrow remains suspended in the sweetness of a yawn.
Does Laziness Attack? is a dance performance, interpreted by a female and male dancer, developing around the theme of laziness.
The question that gives the performance its name was asked to a group of people with distinct professions – a biologist, an illustrator, a politician, a choreographer, a dancer, an activist, an athlete, and others – and it is from their answers, within the slow suggestions of the aspects of laziness, like will, fatigue and pleasure, that this play for young audiences was created: poetic, paradoxical and extremely fun.
