Spanish Federation of Dance Companies Network
FÍGARO, BARBERO DE SEVILLA CÍA. IBÉRICA DE DANZA

Manuel Segovia's version, inspired by the iconic Beaumarchais trilogy with a markedly eclectic character, which uses both the Commedia del Arte and the Spanish Dance as a whole. Music by Boccherini, Mozart, Rossini, Santiago de Murcia and popular songs, with arrangements by Ibérica Ensamble, generate a rich and powerful score used as a sound landscape, where choreographically different situations and moods of the work are described. The scenography flees from the figurative and realistic and takes us to a dreamlike and imaginary world that transports the viewer to a world of intense colors, always cheerful and fun. The wardrobe supports and qualifies these spaces enhancing colors and movement, bringing originality, elegance, versatility and freshness. The uniqueness of this pioneering work as a whole, attends to different eras and diversity of styles in an original and unique version. Credits and datasheet
 Premiered: 16/03/2019 / Available

REPARTO
Fígaro José Alarcón
Rosina Cristina Cazorla
El Conde Almaviva Sergio Suárez
Bartolo Jaime Puente
Berta Lucía Martínez
Marcelina Raquel Ruiz
Bailarines/actores David Acero, Alejandro Cerdá, María Gurría
(p.o.alf.) Santiago Herranz, Marta Mármol y Nuria Tena
FICHA ARTÍSTICA/TÉCNICA
Dir. artística y coreográfica Manuel Segovia
Colaboración escénica Ignacio García
Músicas Mozart, Rossini, Paisiello y Bocherini
Intérpretes Ibérica Ensamble con 8/10 músicos
Dirección Ejecutiva Violeta Ruiz del Valle
Maestra Raquel Ruiz
Coreógrafas invitadas Sara Calero* y Sara Cano**
Escenografía y Diseño de Iluminación Miguel Ángel Ramos y Manuel Segovia
Diseño de vestuario Isabel Cámara
Realización vestuario Aura Miranda, Marian Mazarracín y Carmen de la Rosa
Asistente de vestuario Silvia Ruiz
*Coreografías Sara Calero 1º Acto: Before the rain y Fandango de Santiago de Murcia
3º Acto: L’Inutiles precauciones y Guárdame las Vacas
4º Acto: Fandango de Bocherini
** Coreografías Sara Cano 2º Acto: Largo Factótum
CÍA. IBÉRICA DE DANZA
Manuel Segovia's version, inspired by the iconic Beaumarchais trilogy with a markedly eclectic character, which uses both the Commedia del Arte and the Spanish Dance as a whole. Music by Boccherini, Mozart, Rossini, Santiago de Murcia and popular songs, with arrangements by Ibérica Ensamble, generate a rich and powerful score used as a sound landscape, where choreographically different situations and moods of the work are described. The scenography flees from the figurative and realistic and takes us to a dreamlike and imaginary world that transports the viewer to a world of ...

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