Dance, civil-military dictatorship and dance policies in ‘Quebradas do Mundaréu’ and ‘Kuarup ...’ by Ballet Stagium

Auteurs

  • Rafael Guarato Federal University of Goiás – UFG, Goiânia/GO, Brazil

Mots-clés :

Ballet Stagium, Politics, Civil-military dictatorship, Dance, Choreography

Résumé

This article is dedicated to demonstrating that the historiography of dance in Brazil, framing and explaining the works of Ballet Stagium from the social context and subsidized by a dichotomous episteme, culminated in the abandonment of specific dance policies. The objective of the text is to analyze specific political tactics in artistic dance, employed by the company during the 1970s. Therefore, the investigation is dedicated to the works Quebradas do mundaréu and Kuarup ..., in order to restore to them their potential for politicized performance in the context in which they were produced, without being succumbed to the government policy, drawing on historical sources and guided by theories and debates existing in the field of dance studies, cultural studies and political philosophy.

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Biographie de l'auteur

Rafael Guarato, Federal University of Goiás – UFG, Goiânia/GO, Brazil

Rafael Guarato is a dance historian and professor of the undergraduate program in Dance and of the Graduate Programs in Performing Arts and Cultural Performances at the Federal University of Goiás (UFG). He holds a PhD in History and is Leader of the Research Group on Dance Memory and History (CNPq) and member of the Descentradxs - Descentrar la Investigación en Danza group. In addition to having articles published in different national and international journals, he is the author of the books “Dança de rua: corpos para além do movimento” (2008) and “Ballet Stagium e a fabricação de um mito” (2019).

Publiée

2021-12-27

Comment citer

Guarato, R. (2021). Dance, civil-military dictatorship and dance policies in ‘Quebradas do Mundaréu’ and ‘Kuarup .’ by Ballet Stagium. Révue Brésilienne d’Études De La Présence, 12(1), 1–35. Consulté à l’adresse https://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/presenca/article/view/119113

Numéro

Rubrique

Danse : Histoire et Historiographie

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