
The winding paths of everyday life are not the same for everyone. Racism, sexism and other forms of discrimination exert violence in different ways on people. The Berlin-based choreographer and dancer Ricardo de Paula and the company Grupo Oito follow the traces of this violence, search for dance paths through the social labyrinth and, with the help of fantasy and spirituality, for rituals of healing.
Using their own bodies and postcolonial theories as a starting point, they explore transformative potentials to reveal new ways of seeing and accessing their own power and strength. The audience follows this idea through a space where stage and audience space merge and where a fantastic world opens up with countless possibilities, visions and support.
Funded by: Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe, Fonds Darstellende Künste by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.

Performers: Laura Alonso, Caroline Alves, Ruben Nsue, Cintia Rangel, Natalie Riedelsheimer, Miro Wallner
Direction, Choreography: Ricardo de Paula
Assistant Choreography: Mareike Jung
Dramaturgy: Katja von der Ropp
Stage: Sarah Seini
Costume: Michelle Ferreira
Music: Biano Lima
Sound Technician: Makoto Inoue
Light: Raquel Rosildete
Production Management: MIFRUSH Production (Micaela Trigo & Urszula Heuwinkel)
Assistant Production Management: Tamera Vinhas
Photo Documentation: Tito Casal
Video Documentation: Tuca Paoli
Grafik Design: PocketDesign
Press and Public Relations: Felix Schnieder-Henninger
More information here: https://www.hebbel-am-ufer.de/programm/pdetail/ricardo-de-paula-grupo-oito-labyrinth/