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With collaboration from the Centre de les Arts del Circ Rogelio Rivel. Two projects participate. The first with Marc Bosch (trapeze), Hannes Berger (handstands), Adrià Perez and Giuditta Re (hand to hand) and audiovisual production by: Adriana Navarro (UAB), Helena Guasch (UAB), Olga Riart (UAB) and Clara Miret (UAB). The second is with Marine Loiseau (Cyr wheel), Luci Otter (handstands) and Amalia Hidalgo (acro dance), and with audiovisual production by: Mireia Gual (URV), Jaume Maneja (Blanquerna), Maria Miquel (URV), and Mª Teresa Balcells (CITM).
With the collaboration of ESAD (Escola Superior d’Art Dramàtic) from the Institut de Teatre, the participation of Gisela Saló with the ARA stage project, and audiovisual production by: Alba Roig (URV), Alba Gómez (URV) and Pol Calvache (CITM).
With collaboration from CSD (Conservatori Superior de Dansa) from the Institut de Teatre. There are 4 shortlisted groups competing for the Institut del Teatre 2020 Dance Award: Japan by Mabel Olea, with audiovisual production by Clàudia Vila (UPF), Pau Vall (UPF) and Marta Barrufet (UPF); Oblivion by Sílvia Batet, with audiovisual production by Laura Serra (UPF), Miquel Roig (UPF) and Arancha Silva (Tecnocampus); Podíkia by Carmen Gómez, with audiovisual production by Guillermo Padrón (UPF), Àlex Serra (UPF) and Ariadna Ulldemolins (UPF); Spam. Only for you by Clàudia Mirambell, with audiovisual production by Carla Sánchez (UPF), Miquel Roig (UPF), Gerard Simó (UPF) and Lian Subirat (UPF).
With the collaboration of the Escola Taller de Músics, the participation of Alba de la Morena: Las dos edades, with audiovisual production by: Clara Serrano (UPF), Pedro Iniesta (UPF), Pau Costa (CITM) and Asier Ramos (ESCAC).
In the context of the relationship between the performing and audiovisual arts, 2020 is presented as a turning point. With theatres closed as a result of the pandemic, artists and companies have come up with hybrid contexts which have generated uncountable debates about physical presence and live arts. Beyond the mediation of the screen, the presence of the technological component has accelerated enormously and following this evolution – forced or not by the circumstances – there is now talk of “transmedia dramaturgy” and other concepts that try to capture a transformation that is very promising, but at the moment is difficult to define.
Born in Barcelona, she holds a doctorate from the UB with a thesis on Catalan theatre companies. She has taught at universities in Salamanca and Girona and, since 2001, she is a permanent teacher at the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona where she directs Serveis Culturals (2009-2016). She is a teacher on the official master’s degree MUET (UAB-IT-UPF), and has supervised a number of doctoral theses and two postdoctoral tutorials. She has participated in various accredited research groups (CSIC, EU Sòcrates Program, UB GREGA Group, Project HERA). She took part in the project Independent Theatre in Spain (1962-1980), led by the Reina Sofia Museum and the CDT in Madrid. She has had articles published in national journals (Pausa, Estudis Escènics, Don Galán) and international journals (Contemporary Theatre Review, Critical Stages). She is author of the books El teatre contemporani (2006), La Fura dels Baus en quarentena (2019), and co-editor of Escenarios compartidos: cine y teatro en España en el umbral del siglo XXI (2008).
President of Épica Foundation and Artistic Director of La Fura dels Baus. He has taken part in more than 250 performances, integrating all kinds of technology and innovation, which have enriched the language of his company. He directed the first digital theatre labs sharing spaces for 3D videoconferencing. He developed an interactive platform in mobile app format launched at M.U.R.S (2014). This year he has presented 3 digital shows as an artistic response to the COVID19 crisis.
He has a degree in Audiovisual Communication from Valencia University and a master’s degree in Advanced Reporting from Ramon Llull University. He started as a cultural journalist for the magazine TeatreBCN and has continued to write for publications like Hamlet, El Temps and Time Out Barcelona. He currently directs the magazine Entreacte, as well as working as a theatre critic for El Periódico de Catalunya. He coordinates the Street Performance Arts Awards and is co-author of a book of theatre essays called El carrer és nostre.