Dance

LONG [|ˈlɒŋ| long (English): long/ 龍 lóng (Chinese): dragon] contains in itself
multiple meanings, since it is a word whose reading and meaning varies depending on the origin and cultural context of each one. The piece has as its conceptual and movement axis the traditional figure of the dragon and is a reflection on the limits and borders with which we live within a society that constantly changes and transforms. From dance, visual poetry and soundscape, Kernel Dance Theater presents a show that transports the viewer to a space where the boundaries between cultures crack.

“Geometry of the Soul” is a fusion between visual theater, contemporary dance and
manipulation of objects that express the relationship between simple geometric shapes and
the human body, a body that will try to give soul to geometry in order to
understand the geometry of the soul that is within.
An alternative theory of the beginning of the universe and the evolution of forms and life until
become perfect.

“Geometry of the Soul” is a fusion between visual theater, contemporary dance and
manipulation of objects that express the relationship between simple geometric shapes and
the human body, a body that will try to give soul to geometry in order to
understand the geometry of the soul that is within.
An alternative theory of the beginning of the universe and the evolution of forms and life until
become perfect.

“Memories of Margaritas” is a story full of vitality and energy, a
tribute to friendship that overcomes prejudices and defies expectations.
Through flamenco, acrobatics, live music and humor, they begin a
journey that goes from the tangible to the unimaginable.
Mariana, Lucio and Alfonso discover their love for art as a bond
indestructible between them, what really matters is drawn in each note of
guitar, in every dance step and in every shared laugh.
This work reminds us of the beauty of embracing life and the importance of
find the true essence of friendship.

“Memories of Margaritas” is a story full of vitality and energy, a
tribute to friendship that overcomes prejudices and defies expectations.
Through flamenco, acrobatics, live music and humor, they begin a
journey that goes from the tangible to the unimaginable.
Mariana, Lucio and Alfonso discover their love for art as a bond
indestructible between them, what really matters is drawn in each note of
guitar, in every dance step and in every shared laugh.
This work reminds us of the beauty of embracing life and the importance of
find the true essence of friendship.

A participatory experience for audiences ages 6 and up that combines urban dance, contemporary culture, manipulation of objects and playful experimentation with the physics of color and light. A city of shadows is a declaration of intentions of how hybrid scenes can also be accessible to young audiences and the potential they have as a disinhibiting, exciting, collaborative and pedagogical instrument. A potential, free space, where we will build a city with shadows, colors and rhythms, alive and changing, in which we will play and learn in equal parts with the artistic manipulation of light and contemporary urban dance.

A participatory experience for audiences ages 6 and up that combines urban dance, contemporary culture, manipulation of objects and playful experimentation with the physics of color and light. A city of shadows is a declaration of intentions of how hybrid scenes can also be accessible to young audiences and the potential they have as a disinhibiting, exciting, collaborative and pedagogical instrument. A potential, free space, where we will build a city with shadows, colors and rhythms, alive and changing, in which we will play and learn in equal parts with the artistic manipulation of light and contemporary urban dance.

Labranza Kids is the adaptation of the artistic project Labranza for girls and boys. It offers an activity where the main objective is to connect with the rural part through dance.
Labranza Kids offers its participants the possibility of learning in an experimental way the creative process of a dance show, accompanied by the choreographers and dancers of the Lamajara Collective.
Labranza Kids is a proposal designed for girls and boys from 6 to 12 years old that uses the figure of the farmer and the artist to identify the similarities in both fields and see how they coexist.

This version of Labranza is approached with a contemporary and conceptual vision of the relationship between “man x field”, “dancer x body”, the landscape of the field taken to the geography of the body. A constant comparison of two types of bodies that in their daily lives modify what surrounds them through their movement.

The wings of imagination set us free

…by unfolding them, we discover a universe of dreams
that returns images to us,
they draw our anatomy,
play with geometry
and
They reveal our perspective.

They allow us to fly.
See nature (also ours).
And along with dreams, find our most secret ambitions.

A trip on horseback turns us into birds
with wings we secretly desire.
And having fun dinners (that last dinner, which we repeat tirelessly!):
Welcome to the game!
To sleep!

LONG [|ˈlɒŋ| long (English): long/ 龍 lóng (Chinese): dragon] contains in itself
multiple meanings, since it is a word whose reading and meaning varies depending on the origin and cultural context of each one. The piece has as its conceptual and movement axis the traditional figure of the dragon and is a reflection on the limits and borders with which we live within a society that constantly changes and transforms. From dance, visual poetry and soundscape, Kernel Dance Theater presents a show that transports the viewer to a space where the boundaries between cultures crack.