Os Pássaros
[The Birds]
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https://doi.org/10.21476/PP.2022.72390Abstract
This is a text by the Brazilian theatre director, dramaturg and performer, Carolina Bianchi. As Bianchi writes, this text is: “a small reflection on working practices; and to talk about practices it is inevitable that we take into consideration the collectivisation of passions. And if I talk about passions, I talk about my anger. If, for a very long time, the word behind a lot of things in my work was eroticism or libido, I would say that now it is anger. I write with a lot of anger, punishing the keys of my borrowed computer, as if my fingers were iron hammers. In the eye of the pandemic in 2020, since I joined the University of Amsterdam to start a Master's degree, what does it mean to be at a physical distance from those I’ve been working with every day for the last years?”
References
Sulcas, Roslyn. 2019. ‘When the Choreographer Won’t Fly, the Dancers Rehearse by Skype.’ New York Times, September 23. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/23/arts/dance/jerome-bel-isadora-no-flying.html
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