New creation by Muovere Dance Company proposes a choreographic experience between memory and rupture

Muovere Dance Company will premiere its latest creation in August: “Brief Pieces for a Marginal Dance,” a performance that will occupy the Teatro Oficina Olga Reverbel, in the Eva Sopher Multistage Complex of the Theatro São Pedro, in Porto Alegre-RS.

Created for indoor and outdoor spaces, the performance presents a poetics of the body that arises from the friction between memory and intermittency. As the name suggests, “Brief Pieces” is composed of choreographic fragments that are structured through interruptions: they cease, restart, discontinue, and intercut. Here, there is no narrative linearity – what is seen are flashes, noises, cuts. Appearances that reject the comfort of the finished form.

Each piece carries traces of something that has already been lived. By repeating itself, this material reinvents itself – summoning memory not as an archive, but as desire. The performance listens to and revisits the company's trajectory, echoing the past, pulsing the present, and projecting what is to come.

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This dance that inhabits the margins also carries a critical acidity that reveals itself between the lines, not through direct discourse. It dances in what remains, in what escapes, in what burns. Marginality, in this context, is a method of creation, an aesthetic choice of positioning. The body, then, becomes a document – ​​a territory of deviation and affirmation.

With “Brief Pieces for a Marginal Dance,” Muovere reaffirms its authorial, investigative trajectory, committed to the power of the body in its most intense modes of presence.

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Directed by Jussara Miranda and with artistic direction by Diego Mac, “Brief Pieces for a Marginal Dance” continues Muovere's investigative trajectory, consolidating its presence on the national contemporary scene through the Funarte Program for Support of Ongoing Actions 2023 - Artistic Groups and Collectives.