I have never liked the literary reliefs that usually the synopsis are. So I would like to be direct, as direct as I wanted it to be “Hora de Cierre” (Closing Time)

This show began to take shape in my head not in a really poetic way; but  filling the “Mother’s profession” box in an inscription from my son’s school. Dancer? …

What is it supposed that I am now?

This thought and a quote from Graham, where he speaks about the double dancer’s death “More than any other human being, a dancer dies two deaths: the first, physic, when the body powerfully trained doesn’t reply as it would be expected.” were shaping the idea of ​​this Solo.

Dancing preserves a kind of mental and physical youth, a voluntary stay of a fresh body, and a kind of negation of time. Certainly it represents a struggle against death, against the decrepitude of age.

“Hora de Cierre” (Closing Time) is a celebration of maturity and reconciliation with what I am now.

SCENE  AWARDS 2014

Best Dancer-Award, Isabel Vázquez and Best Dance Performance-Award.

ANDALUSIAN THEATER AWARDS 2014.

Best Dance Performance-Award  and  Isabel Vázquez  at Female Performer of dance- Award

 PAD AWARDS  2014 to Isabel Vázquez  at Best Female Performer of dance- Award