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SVATBATA

A CREATION OF MARCOS MORAU

CHOREOGRAPHER
MARCOS MORAU


SET DESIGNER
MARC SALICRÙ

COSTUMES DESIGNER
PAU AULÍ

LIGHTING DESIGNER
BERNAT JANSÀ CAMINAL

MUSIC
ALEX RÖSER VATICHÉ, BEN MEERWEIN

DRAMATURGY
ROBERTO FRATINI

ASSISTANT CHOREOGRAPHER
SHAY PARTUSH

CAST
YUMI AIZAWA, NAARA AMISADA, JARED BROWN, ANNA CENZUALES, ZOÉ CHARPENTIER, QUINTIN CIANCI, OSCAR COMESAÑA SALGUEIRO, NIKITA GOILE, RICARDO GOMES MACEDO, SUNGHYUN HONG, JULIO LEÓN TORRES, CHIEN-SHUN LIAO, STEFANIE NOLL, JUAN PEREZ CARDONA, DYLAN PHILLIPS, LUCA SCADUTO, SARA SHIGENARI, KIM VAN DER PUT, NAHUEL VEGA, HSIN-HSUAN YU



All rituals are marriages of sorts. And marriage is the original meaning of the Svatbata: a dizzying confluence of vocal gestures and gestural song, capable of saying in every note, every step, every modulation and every variation, that mystery doesn’t go inward but outwards – that it only bursts forth, to deploy the infinity of its strata and nuances in all directions; to become a habitable space; a human garden of signals. And to
remember that it’s from one and the same depth that arises both the movement of life, and the immobility of death. Marriages are, in a way, funerals.


Funerals are, in a way, weddings. Aren’t both rituals accompanied by flowers? Because without exce
ption, everything – love, death and flowers – belongs to the Earth. Including dance.