The multiple forms of a cube that soon turns out to be magical, of a plastic mountain that allows the imagination to fly far and wide, and of a fabric tunnel that resembles the umbilical cord are some of the territories crossed by the expedition of three creators and performers around the human anatomy. 

In the dance performance for children and adults, everything is pierced and everything pierces, as director and choreographer Elisabete Finger like to illustrate. “Everything is meant to cross, to come out or go in, to fall in, to remain, to disappear. To look and see on the other side: black, skin, green, patterned, hairy. Hole is an adventure of matter. Without transition. A world fits,” she says.

There is a compliment to symmetries between movements and choreographic arrangements. A clear desire to share other possible relational logics, opening up to a sensitive adventure. 

What is at stake are the possibilities of being and moving a material body (flesh, bones, muscles, liquids, hair…) in contact/collision with other matters. 

Finger’s works usually pursue a logic of sensations and a state of enchantment tailored into different contexts, such as dance, performance, and visual arts.

FULL TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Direction and choreography: Elisabete Finger 
Creation: Cinira Macedo, Jamil Cardoso and Sandro Amaral
Cast: Cinira Macedo (or Priscila Maia), Jamil Cardoso (or Mariza Virgolino) and Sandro Amaral (or Bernardo Stumpf) 
Assistance: Litó Walkey and Xenia Hauf 
Stage materials and costumes: Elisabete Finger, Marion Montel and Marcelo Busato (construction) 
Lighting: Fábia Regina and Yair Vardi 
Production: Cândida Monte/Wellington Guitti and Carolina Goulart 
Co-production: Uferstudios (Berlin), Pact Zollverein (Essen) and Festival Panorama de Dança (Rio de Janeiro)

PARTNERSHIP AND SUPPORT
Supported by: Rumos Itaú Cultural Dance Award 2012-2013, Klauss Vianna Funarte Petrobras Dance Award, 2012 (Brazil) and Senatskanzlei Fund ‐ Kulturelle Angelegenheiten (Germany) 
Support and residencies: Pact Zollverein and Fabrik Potsdam 
Acknowledgements: Ana Trincão, Barbara Friedrich, Danilo Viana, Eva Gustavo Bitencourt, Jorge Alencar, Kerem Gelebek, Laila El-Jarad (Studio La Caminada, Berlin), Lena Sommer, Maria Hoerster, Murilo Morégola, Neto Machado and Thiago Granato

WEBSITE/SOCIAL MEDIA 
elisabetefinger.com
instagram.com/elisabetefinger
facebook.com/elisabete.finger