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Diana Niepce, O Outro Lado da Dança  (The Other Side of Dance), 2022. Performance at TBA Teatro Bairro Alto, Lisboa, Portugal,  2022 © Paulo Pimenta
Diana Niepce, O Outro Lado da Dança  (The Other Side of Dance), 2022.  Performance at Citemor, Portugal,  2022 © Eduardo Breda


The Other Side
of Dance


In O Outro Lado da Dança (The Other Side of Dance), Portuguese choreographer and performer Diana Niepce brings to the stage the voices of those often rendered invisible in the history of dance—bodies outside the norm. The performance is inhabited by the legacies of artists such as Artur Zmijewski, Bill Shannon, Claire Cunningham, David Toole, Neil Marcus, Michael Turinsky, Lisa Bufano, and Raimund Hoghe. Each of these figures, in their own way, give voice to the other side of dance, allowing a new body to emerge and flourish.

The work is structured around the study and in-depth analysis of physics and movement as expressed by artists outside traditional norms. Through an intimate process of appropriation and transformation, Niepce integrates these diverse movement languages, shaping them into a distinct artistic identity.



CREDITS

Artistic Direction and Performance
Diana Niepce

Creation,  Movement Support, and Performance
Ana Sofia Leite

Research Support
Carlos Oliveira

Music
Gonçalo Alegria

Lighting Design
Carlos Ramos

Costume Design
Silvana Ivaldi

Set Design
Bruno Capucho - Ohcupa
Rigging
João Saraiva
Ricardo Paz


Production
As Niepce’s

Co-production
Citemor Festival

Artistic Residencies
PACT Zollverein
Marvila Library - CML
O Espaço do Tempo
Oliva Creative Factory - CMSJM
Teatro da Cerca de São Bernardo


Funded by
DGArtes | Ministério da Cultura







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