Apply for 0.Alkantara
Creation lab with Radouan Mriziga
- 12.03 — 22.03 2019
- Open Calls
- Espaço Alkantara
0.ALKANTARA is a workshop and choreographic project about making, crafting, recycling, and constructing spaces, led by Brussels-based Moroccan choreographer Radouan Mriziga. Over 5 sessions, participants will explore dance and choreography as a medium between viewers and buildings, between imaginary, concrete and intellectual space. For professionals or post-secondary students in dance, performance, theatre, design, architecture or others with an interest in sharing, showing and performing space (max. 10 participants).
Radouan Mriziga (1985) is a choreographer and dancer from Marrakesh, currently living and working in Brussels. After studying dance in Morocco, Tunisia and France, Radouan Mriziga graduated from P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels. In works like 55 (Alkantara Festival 2016) and 7 (Alkantara Festival 2018), he focuses on human beings as the makers of their surroundings, connecting the body in motion to the expression of form in everyday materials and the architecture of our built environment. Mriziga is currently artist-in-residence at Moussem Nomadic Arts Centre and Kaaitheater (Brussels).
How to apply
To apply, please complete this form by March 22 (1700 GMT).
All candidates will receive an e-mail notification by March 26.
The working language of the workshop is English.
Previous work
Articles and interview with Radouan Mriziga
Conversation with Radouan Mriziga, Alkantara Festival 2018.
Radouan Mriziga in conversation with Esther Severi (dramaturge Kaaitheater).
Radouan Mriziga (Marrakesh, 1985) is a Brussels-based choreographer and dancer from Marrakesh. After studying dance in Morocco, Tunisia and France, Radouan Mriziga graduated from P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels. Fairly quickly he began to focus on creating and touring own work around the world. In pieces like 55 (Alkantara Festival 2016) and 7 (Alkantara Festival 2018), he explores the relationship between movement, construction and composition. Focusing on human beings as the makers of their surroundings, Mriziga’s choreographies forge links between the body in motion and the...