© Melika Dez
The One(s) Who Never Lived
In this performance, two individuals seek to balance desires for order and production with chaos and destruction. Their movements exhibit a synchronized precision, reminiscent of the monotony often linked to modern industrial processes and assembly line work. They function as conduits, symbolizing the delicate interplay between attraction and repulsion. A contrast arises, involving emotional apathy and a need to connect, to feel alive. A dialogue between the natural and the industrial, the human and the mechanized, highlights how these opposing elements coincide.
Upcoming performances
Danza Canarias dentro y fuera, Spain, Dec. 2024| Dance Festival Malta, Malta, Jul. 2025| Festival A Cielo Abierto, Équateur, Aug. 2025| Festival EDANCO, The Dominican Republic, Sept. 2025.
Past performances
Festival Masdanza, Spain, 2024| Festival Quartiers Danses, Canada, 2024| Festival Platform 14, Allemagne, 2024| Teatro Victoria, Spain, 2024| Taller Popular, Mexico, 2023
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Choreographer: Jason Martin
Creative collaborator: Rebecca Margolick
Performers on American territory: Rebecca Margolick + Jason Martin
Performers on European territory: Emiliana Battista Marino + Jason Martin
Dancers involved in the creation process: Carmen Fumero + Daria Koval
Rehearsal directors: Isabelle Poirier + Carmen Macias
Dramaturge: James Viveiros
Lighting design: Claire Seyller + Emmanuel Bossé-Messier
Music composer: Jonathan Goulet
Costumes: Rémi van Bochove + Jason Martin
Photos Credits: Sofia Lambrou, Joaquin Ponce de Leon, Melika Dez
