REGRESSIVE – MYHTYM.ORG

Synopsis

Regressive; A piece of dance and a multidisciplinary artistic team behind. Four dancers; Four identities that are mimicked and found on a scenic journey, a constant transition, many lives and many scenarios. Four dramaturgy found through a regression creating a single drama.

Who are we

We are a multidisciplinary team led by Clàudia Reig working for the creation of a contemporary dance piece from which we will extract a fragment for the creation of a dance video. The particularity of this piece is that dramaturgy has been developed through the personal regressions of the performers.

Dancers: Paola Prats, Mónica Domínguez, Leila Marie Patzies, Mari Paz Marciano.

Musical creation: Meritxell Nederman and Willy Barleycorn .

Creation and audiovisual direction: Lali Rodellas and Borja Morera.

Wardrobe: Luna Pérez and Inés Serrano Pascual.

Styling, hairdressing and makeup: Elena Sanchez Salomon

Maping: Roman Hereter.

Scenography: Javier Ens and Marta Poves.

Direction and Dramaturgy: Clàudia Reig.

To what will you allocate your contributions

To the audiovisual production of a dance video of the piece. To the expenses that the cinematographic production entails: rent of the location, rent of the audio-visual material and of illumination, clothes and patronaje of the clothes and support for the musical accomplishment.

Video dance is very important because it will be the teaser of the piece, you have to have a good production behind it so we can present ourselves on the one hand to: choreographic contests, dance festivals, theaters, and the other to competitions of video dance, film festivals, etc.

Thank you for trusting us and making the project possible!

Calendar scheduled

Wednesday, December 19 -> Shooting.

January -> Edition.

Season 2019 -> Publication and presentation at Festivals.

!! Between the Christmas holidays, at the end of December and the month of March, you will get your rewards!

+ Info

• To keep up with the creation follow us on Instagram: @mythymproject

• For more information on the project: www.mythym.org