ReRed

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¨We meet ourselves there, letting ourselves slip underneath the surface, daring to encounter our inner wolves and witches and ask the question: Where are the unreconciled parts of ourselves to be found?¨

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About Re Red

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Re Red is a multidisciplinary project directed and choreographed by Luz & Mannion (Noemí Luz and Magdalena Mannion). It takes various forms: a stage work, a site specific piece for library spaces and a dance film short. Re Red is a re-reading and re-interpretation of fairy tales and an investigation into the role they play in the collective experience of women. Magdalena and Noemí delve ever deeper beneath the surface of these iconic stories and into a fairytale forest imbued with symbolism.

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Re Red is a collaboration with sound designer José Tomé. The project has so far been supported by the Centro Coreográfico de María Pagés, Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Antonio Ruiz Soler (Seville), London Bubble and Battersea Spanish (London).

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Creative Team

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Concept, Choreography & Dance:

Magdalena Mannion & Noemí Luz

Dramaturgical & Choreographic Advisor:

Vera Köppern

Original Music & Sound Design: José Tomé

Piano Samples: Alexander Ingram

Opera Voice: Paula Sides

Voice (Witch): Jetske Brandt

Lighting: Manuel Lostes

Photography & Videography: Kieran Jay Johnson

Editor: Noemí Luz

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“This was using a traditional dance form in a new and

thought-provoking way, and we are immensely fortunate to be able to see such experimental work at the North Wall. Luz and Mannion are hugely accomplished dancers pushing at the boundaries, and it is exciting to witness the shift of an art form that has already extended its reach beyond the social into the theatrical sphere take a further step towards finding new ways of communicating meaning through dance.” 

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Dancin’ Oxford 2019

Maggie Watson

Re Red | short film trailer

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Re Red | Open rehearsal at Centro Coreográfico María Pagés

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Re Red Supporters

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Residencies:

Centro Coreográfico de María Pagés / Teatro Josep Carreras (Fuenlabrada)

Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Antonio Ruiz Soler

& Battersea Spanish