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The dance company Increpacion Danza located in the city of Barcelona is a remarkable example of the work that is being done in dance in Spain. It is a very good company to audition.
The Increpacion Danza's mission is the broad promotion and dissemination of dance art and repertoire through a stable community. Open to all styles, dance languages and general movement arts, it encourages Spanish and international creativity. It supports new audiences and their national and international performances, in full artistic and creative autonomy.
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Increpación Danza has been studying Spanish dance and flamenco for 20 years, trying to combine these traditional techniques with the aesthetic parameters of contemporary dance.
Its first show, Increpación (1993), was a linguistic creation of its own and has led to a spectacular career on national and international stages.
The company's second work, Wad Ras (1996), is the name of a women's prison in Barcelona; in 1996 it won the fifth Certamen Coreográfico de Danza Española y Flamenco de Madrid. First prize.
F.G.L. (oídos de Lorca) (1997) was the company's third show, staged as a concert of music from the same period that reached his ears as a tribute to the poet. With institutional support and professional backing, Increpación Danza played for the first time in a free and intimate way with the images, colors and sounds of Lorca's poetry.
Salab (2005): an approach to Moroccan sound and color.
XX (2013) is a program that, based on conceptual diversity, proposes a rethinking of the concepts of Spanish dance, copla and flamenco from a perspective of increpation.
In addition to these shows, the program also includes Stress-Ce (1995), a humorous theatrical exercise based on the sounds of drums; Lustro (1998), a piece created for the group's fifth anniversary; Somorrostro, for the Madrid Autumn Festival event A pedir de Boca; and the Japanese theater group has also produced short commissioned works such as Alma Voladora (1999) and Sancho Panza (2000) in collaboration with Teatro Lasencan.
Increpación Danza has presented its works in more than 20 countries.
Increpacion Danza Dancers
The cast of Increpacion Danza dance company is made up of male and female dancers and for the most part the technique they dominate is mostly flamenco and spanish dance technique, but also classical dance technique.
The structure of the company is a democratic contemporary ensemble with no ranking distinction.
Increpacion Danza Audition
The style of the company Increpacion Danza can be classified as mix of flamenco and spanish dance with contemporary dance and the movement technique that its artistic director Ramón Baeza and Montse Sánchez mainly looks for in dancers during auditions is mostly flamenco and spanish dance technique, but also classical dance technique.
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Contact
The address of the company Increpacion Danza is: Carrer de Sant Miquel, 120, 08003 Barcelona
Contacting them can be done by phone at 932 25 97 29, by email increpacion@increpacion.com or through social networks.
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/increpaciond/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/increpaciond
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/increpacion/
The opening and closing hours of the company are:
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These schedules on performance days may be modified.
Increpacion Danza Program
Among the current repertoire of the company are the following pieces:
• Breviario, Ramón Baeza, Montse Sánchez
• Tablao, Montse Sánchez, Ramón Baeza
• Wad Ras, Ramón Baeza, Montse Sánchez
• XX, Ramón Baeza, Montse Sánchez
• XXi, Montse Sánchez
Both their current repertoire and dates of performances can be consulted on their website https://www.increpacion.com/
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