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Walking backwards

Sara Anjo

30 April to 4 May 2025

    Dance Age rating +3 +4 +6
Dois braços com luvas douradas emergem a partir de pano amarrotado
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  • Schools:

    30 April: 10:30am and 2:30pm
    2 May: 10:30am

  • Families:

    3 May: 4:30pm
    4 May: 11:30am and 4:30pm

  • Target audience:

    Starting at 6 years old

  • Age rating:

    6 years and above

  • Duration:

    50 min.

  • Price for schools:

    €3 < 18 years / €1 TEIP schools / Free of charge for chaperons

  • Price for families:

    €3 < 18 years / €7 > 18 years / Discounts apply

A danced fable that moves backward to rethink the future, exploring the relationship between humanity and the ecosystem through hybrid bodies and urgent questions.

  • Artistic Direction & Creation

    Sara Anjo

  • Artistic Collaboration & Performance

    Artur Pispalhas, Josefa Pereira, Sara Anjo, Reza Mirabi

  • Sound Design

    Artur Pispalhas

  • Set Design

    Martina Manyà

  • Costume Design

    Marisa Escaleira

  • Graphic Design

    Daniela Rodrigues

  • Light & Technical Direction

    Cárin Geada

  • Creative Assistance

    Flora Détraz

  • Administration and Financial Management

    Vítor Alves Brotas

  • Production

    agência 25

  • Co-production

    LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões, Cineteatro Municipal Curvo Semedo – Município de Montemor-o-Novo, Município de Sardoal – CCGV, Materiais Diversos

  • Residencies

    Estúdios Vítor Cordon, Oficinas do Convento, Teatro Viriato

  • Co-production Residency

    O Espaço do Tempo

  • Support

    República Portuguesa | DGartes – Direcção Geral das Artes

Walking Backwards constructs a fable, a possible history of movement, by taking a walk in reverse, moving backward while facing forward. It traces a path toward the future while looking at the past, reflecting on the invasive and pervasive nature of the human species—one that exploits the Earth’s resources as capital, leading to the depletion of the ecosystem.

 

This danced fable evokes an ecosystem inhabited by hybrid and symbiotic beings, whose allegorical and visual character reflects and generates possible perspectives on the future. It also raises questions such as: What is your environment? What is your horizon? What do you discover when you walk? What does the future tell you?

 

 

 

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