Sofia Silva
+351919657249
sofiasilvapessoal@gmail.com
Performing Arts
NATURAL é um projeto de criação em Dança, sobre o sentido e significado da Dança, de um ponto de vista ideológico, ligado à ideia de que a Dança parte de um sentir e de um pensar, antes de tomar uma determinada expressão no corpo físico.
Nasceu em Lisboa, coreógrafa, professora de dança contemporânea, directora artística do projecto "Criar a Colaborar" e membro da direcção da associação ATLA.
Iniciou a sua formação em Dança com Paula Careto e na Escola de Dança Rui Horta e licenciou-se na Escola Superior de Dança. Realizou workshops com: Clara Andermatt, João Fiadeiro, Paulo Ribeiro, Francisco Camacho, Bernardo Montet, Pedro Berdayes, Dieter Heitkamp, Tere O’Connor, Nigel Charnock, Ramon Oller, Javier de Frutos,
Carlos Pimenta
Born in Lisbon – 1958
Theatre director and actor.
Degree in Communication Sciences (communication, art and culture) – Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Master´s Degree in Communication Science (culture, art, and new technologies) - UNL. PhD candidate in Communication Sciences – Escola de Comunicação Arquitectura Artes e Tecnologias da Informação / Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias.
Arts Management Course (National Institute of Administration). Photography Course at Ar.Co.
António Mário Lopes Pereira Viegas (1948-1996) é considerado um dos melhores atores da sua geração.
In 2013 Francisco Camacho recreated "The King in Exile" a solo that was premiered in 1991 and presented that same year at Klapstuk festival in Leuven, launching from that moment on Camacho choreographic career in Europe.
The choreographer Francisco Camacho was responsible for some of the most celebrated group performances of Portuguese Contemporary Dance. “RIP” is the long-awaited piece after 6 years of research and creation of different projects other than a group piece for the stage.
This performance is both a follow-up of motives and ideas explored in his previous work and a step forward, advancing them into new grounds as well as integrating lines of research not hitherto present.
Francisco Camacho is a choreographer and dancer living and working in Lisbon, who's work has been presented in several countries in Europe, South America, Africa, Asia and the U.S.A.
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