Dancing Beethoven

Dancing Beethoven is a 90-minute choreographic piece that fuses Beethoven's music with contemporary dance.

Dancing Beethoven is a choreographic piece lasting around 90 minutes that combines Beethoven's music with contemporary dance. The show is structured in two parts, each with its own choreography and its own musical starting point.

The first part addresses the Fifth Symphony, reinterpreted by Kevin O'Day based on its contrasts, its intensity and its emotional force. The second takes the Seventh Symphony as its basis and is the work of Jamal Callender, who proposes a journey through the four elements: earth, water, wind and fire.

The production brings together a company of dancers who move between both parts, with lighting designs by Ingo Jooß and Francesc Bonsfills and costumes by Elisabeth Richter, Jamal Callender, Gina Nunura Rosas and Mafer Urcia. It is also a commitment by LaFACT to professional training and the creation of quality dance.