TRÀNSIT | Dance from Spain

"Trànsit" is CocinandoDanza's latest production for children and families with which we seek to raise awareness about road safety education and the need to use sustainable transport through dance and audiovisuals. And it is that knowing how to circulate and do it in a respectful and sustainable way is essential today. "Trànsit" tells the story of Marga, a girl who wishes to become an exemplary traffic officer. With the help of his friends he will teach us everything we need to know to circulate safely and to do so in a sustainable and respectful way with the environment. Accompanying her we will discover how pedestrian crossings, traffic lights and all kinds of signals can become an authentic dance of color, a poetry of shapes and endless fun. This show has had the support of the IVC Arts Escèniques within the 2020 Production Aid program and the collaboration of the Police Tutor of the City Council of Coslada. CocinandoDanza we are a resident company of the municipality of Picanya (Valencia) since 2019. Credits and datasheet

Premiered: 28/03/2021 / Available

TRÀNSIT

Choreography and direction:
Henar Fuentetaja
Dancers:
Margarita de las Heras, Marina Sayas, Henar Fuentetaja, Pablo Moliner and Miguel Tornero
Original music:
César Carro and J.J. Gracious
Musical collaborations:
Mastretta, Dani Miquel
Poetry: Marc Granell
Lighting design: Germán Gundín
Animations: Paramotion Films
Costumes: Teresa Juan
Graphic design: Chus Moreno
Props: Der Grüne Punkt
Photography: Daniel Duart

CocinandoDanza

CocinandoDanza is an artistic-pedagogical project created by Henar Fuentetaja and Miguel Tornero whose mission is the dissemination and promotion of dance in our society with shows and pedagogical proposals for a diverse public and with special attention to diverse audiences and populations that are not main focuses of cultural production. Among our artistic creations are the long-term dance works "Agua de Luna" (2015), "A los Pies de Europa" (2016), "Vida" (2017) and "Estos días azules..." (2019 ) and the latest production for family audiences "Trànsit" (2020-21) in which we combine dance ...

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