Program Fira B! 2025
Orgia
Cia. Miquel Barcelona
Orgia is a dance piece that embodies the sexualized gaze and seeks ways to showcase the beauty of bodily pleasure (associated with prohibition, dissidence, and immorality). The choreographic research aims to deconstruct choreographic tools from different countercultural dances (voguing, waacking, twerk, and dancehall) to generate a stage narrative that questions the sexualized, capitalist, and heteronormative view of bodies.
The show contains scenes with flashing lights that may affect photosensitive viewers.
Artistic Sheet:
Company Team
- Direction and Research: Miquel Barcelona Palau
- Manager and Production: Biel Martínez Lorca
- Administration: Eli Huertas
- Head Technician: Ismael López de los Mozos
- Graphic Design: Àurea Estellé Alsina
Artistic and Technical Team
- Choreography: Miquel Barcelona in collaboration with the performers’ team
- Performers: Miquel Barcelona, Helena Gispert, Martí Güell, Raúl Lorenzo, Bea Vergés, Danielle Pereira Mesquita, Isabella Dubroca
- Advisors: Aina Lanas, Ámbar Murgia, César López, Kim Jorgan, Bea Vergés, Patrícia Hastewell, Marta Sanglàs, Jayce Gorgeus Gucci, Mariona Castillo
- Scenography and Lighting Design: Laura Clos “Closca”
- Sound Space: Rodrigo Rammsy
- Costume Design: Miguel Peñaranda
- Tour Production: Biel Martínez Lorca
- Sound Technician: Ismael López de los Mozos
- Lighting Programmer and Technician: Jon Kieb
- Video: Ignasi Castañé and Jep Jorba
- Photography: Rocío Curia, Nora Baylach, Alba Duque
Co-producers
Teatre de Tarragona, Mercat de les Flors, ICEC, and Companyia Miquel Barcelona
Supporters
El Graner and Espai Arts Escèniques Casal Alella
Cia. Miquel Barcelona
The Miquel Barcelona Dance Company brings together and collaborates with people, institutions and projects that work in line with these 5 areas of interest: territory, memory, sustainability, education and generation of audiences. Understanding artistic practice as a tool for social transformation, the company creates a space for close, interdisciplinary and creative encounters with the context to which it relates. It is committed to the cultural sector, the current moment and society understood as a living tension between the different agents that make it up.
