Draft:Silvia Gribaudi
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Silvia Gribaudi is an Italian choreographer and performing artist. [1]
Biography[edit]
Since 2004 she is mostly working on research projects of the social impact of bodies. She is using her choreographic language with the comic elements and concentrated on the relationship between performers and audience.[2]
Works[edit]
In her piece "Graces", Gribaudi, inspired by Antonio Canova's "Three Graces", puts herself on the stage as the main protagonist, together with male dancers. The performance itself is a mix of dance, tableaux vivants and comic scenes, engaging with the verbal interaction of performers and audience. The scenography follows the frequent changes in the register of the performance, with performers questioning themselves and the public on questions of gender and role.[3]
Awards[edit]
- 2009. Giovane Danza D’Autore. For "A Corpo Libero".
- 2019. Premio DANZA&DANZA. Best Italian production for "Graces".[4]
References[edit]
- ^ ""Teatro in Quota" al Parco Regionale Sirente Velino Silvia Gribaudi in scena con "Peso piuma"". News-Town.it.
- ^ "B-Motion, la danza evoca i diritti e la sostenibilità". ilgiornaledivicenza.it.
- ^ Zanon, Emanuaela. "Santarcangelo Festival 2019: get lost to find yourself". juliet-artmagazine.com.
- ^ "Graces by Silvia Gribaudi". Theater Online.