LOVE DOES NOT LAST FOREVER (ROMEOS AND JULIETS) - DIRECTED BY ANDRÉS LIMA AN SCENIC EXPERIMENT OF FRITSCH COMPANY - Fundación Psico ...
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LOVE DOES NOT LAST FOREVER (ROMEOS AND JULIETS)
AN SCENIC EXPERIMENT OF FRITSCH COMPANY
DIRECTED BY ANDRÉS LIMA
Inclusive dance and theatre performance
based on the classic of Shakespeare.
Love does not last forever (Romeos and Juliets) is an scenic experiment by Fritsch Company direc- ted by Andrés Lima. An absolute premiere at the fifth edition of the Festival “Una Mirada Diferen- te” at the Spanish National Drama Center. What is the theater for you? And death? What is fear? And hate? What is love for you? The six- teen interpreters with and without diversity of Fritsch Company (the professional company of Psico Ballet Maite León Foundation; a non- governmental organization dedicated to inclusi- ve scenic arts since 1986), explain from dance, physical and gestural theater what love means to them. Love from diversity; from youth; from the festive or the tragic; from imagination or reality. Universal references such as Romeo and Juliet, Píramo and Tisbe or the love experiences of the performers themselves for a multidisciplinary show that brings together documentary video with representation on stage through contem- porary dance and new formulas of staging under the warm, innovative and fun look of Lima.
ROMEO Thanks, my moon, so shine with my light, Juliet, I'm going to find you Wait! Ah, torment! Your beautiful cloth of blood stained? Come to me, cruel lions! Come, crush, give me death! Come crying, devastate! And you see, sword To hurt Romeo's chest And now I die, I die, I die, I die.
THE FOUNDATION THE DIRECTOR PBMLF AWARDS
Psico Ballet Maite León Foundation is a 1984 UNESCO Paris Prize.
private non-governmental organization Gabriela Martín León is the artistic director 1987 Queen Sofia Integration Award.
established in 1986 in Madrid dedicated to of Psico Ballet Maite León Foundation sin-
1988 IIMSERSO Award for the best social work.
inclusive scenic arts, through its own met- ce 2006. She is trained in classical, con-
hodology registered as "Maite León Met- temporary and flamenco dance. Participa- 1992 Laurel Prize.
hod". Their companies shows have been tes in numerous conferences, seminars or 2001 Medal of the Italian Republic as Best International
performed in Europe, the United States masters. Since her direction, the PBMLF Dance and Disability Show.
and Canada, being seen by more than has been awarded with the Medal of the
Medal of the Autonomous University of Madrid to the
1,000,000 spectators. At this moment International Festival of Music and Dance
most integrating and artistic show.
PBMLF has three companies with shows of Granada, the Award for Dance of the
on tour in different formats. Association of Dance Professionals of the 2003 Distinction to European excellence of the for its con-
Community of Madrid, the Cultural Asso- tribution to the social integration of people with
Fritsch Company, - is in the profesional
ciation for Dance and the CERMI Award to disabilities through the performing arts.
Danza a Escena 2017 catalog-, with shows
the best inclusive cultural action.
for adult audiences such as “Love does not 2005 Prize Prodis-CERMI of improvement of autonomy and
last forever (Romeos and Juliets), directed image of the disability.
by Andrés Lima and premiered at the Spa- 2009 Medal of Honor of the International Festival of Music
nish National Drama Center in June 2017 and Dance of Granada.
as part of the Festival “A Different Look”,
“Table for Trh3e” and “Programmed Obso-
lescence” are the other shows of Fritsch
THE COMPANY 2010 Award for the Dance of the Dance Professional Asso-
ciation of the Community of Madrid and the Cultural
Company; Psico Ballet Company has fa- Fritsch Company seeks for employment Association for Dance.
mily shows repertory such as “A sea of opportunities of interpreters with physical, 2010 Standing Right of Chain Award 100 Radio.
Dreams” and “Jet Lag”; and Contemporá- psychic, intellectual, developmental and /
2011 IMSERSO-Infanta Cristina award for photography.
neos Company –with elderly dancers over or sensory diversity through the work as a
60 years old- with their first theater-dance professional company of its two cast 2013 City Council Award of Granada for the trajectory and
show “Under the carpet”. PBMLF is mem- members, of a total of 16 members of high work of the FPBML.
ber of Plena Inclusión, the International artistic potential selected among the dan- 2016 Roosevelt Cuenca Association. Prize for the Institu-
Dance Council (CID-UNESCO), Emprendo cers of the School of Performing Arts of tion that has worked in favor of Women with Disabi-
Danza and FECED (State Federation of Psico Ballet Maite León Foundation.
lities.
dance companies).
2016 CERMI Award for Inclusive Cultural Action.
ARTISTIC TEAM DANCERS-ACTORS: Ana María Alonso, Julia Antón, Ricardo Cabrero, José Carlos de la Cal, Kube Escudero, Ana Fernández, María Galisteo, Esther Gómez, Adrián López, Yael López, José Ramón Marcos, Carla Mouchet, Germán Morales, Pilar Muñoz, Julen Serrano y Sébastien Thévenin. FORMAT OF 9 OR 6 DANCERS (due to each contract). original Idea and dramaturgy: Andrés Lima and Fritsch Company Director: Andrés Lima / Director Assistant: Laura Ortega / Director Assistant 2: Elena de Lucas Vídeo Creator: Miquel Ángel Raió / camera Assistant: Gonzalo Bernal Scenography and Costumes: Beatriz San Juan / Assistant Scenography and Costumes: Almudena Bautista Light Design: Lua Quiroga / Supervisor Valentín Álvarez Sound adjusts: Enrique Mingo Choreography: Fritsch Company Artistic Director of PBMLF: Gabriela Martín Chief Tecnichian PBMLF: Clemente Jiménez Tecnich team and production PBMLF: Santiago Ayala and Carlos Marcos Production Managment PBMLF: Eider Zaballa
PREMIER Promo 2nd , 3rd june 2017 Promo 2
Espec- táculo Com- pleto
A stage experiment featuring by the inclusive Fritsch Company rehearsing, dancing, performing Romeo and Juliet of Shakespeare and Píramo and Tisbe of Ovidio. Scenes of theater, dance and documentary theater. A heterogeneous, festive and rogue musicality that celebrates love, friendship, death and life. Interviews with the interpreters about how they live love, friendship or death. Their experiences, points of view, dreams and fears. Life under their prism.
JULIET Sleeping, my love? Ah, dead, my sun? Stand up sweet Romeo! Talk Talk! Mute? Dead? Do not speak my languaje the sword hurts me and my heart floods Good bye my friends Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye.
COMPANY MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION :
Psico Ballet Maite León Foundation
Vizconde de los Asilos, 5, 28027 Madrid
espectaculos@psicoballetmaiteleon.org
TLF:(34) 91 742 23 20
ww.psicoballetmaiteleon.org
Proyect supported by:
Fotographs by marcosGpunto, Daniel Gago and Elena de LucasLove is in the air
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