Assistant director: Mar Rodríguez
Interpretation: Daniel Abreu, Abián Hernández, Diego Pazo, Mauricio Pérez, Daniel Rodríguez and David Vilarinyo
Original music and interpretation: Hugo Portas and Elisa Tejedor
Music: Alec Roth, David Terranova, David Toop, Forest Swords, John Tavener, Michael Wall, Svarte Greiner, Thomas Köner, Akira Rabelais and Andy Stoot
Ligthing design: Pedro Yagüe
Setting design: Luis Crespo
Video projection and technical coordination: David Benito
Costume workshop: Gabriel Besa
Fantasy costume design: Esteban Cedrés
Fotography: marcosGpunto
Manager: Elena Santonja – esmanagement
Supported by Comunidad de Madrid and Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Colaborators: Centro Coreográfico María Pagés, Centro Coreográfico Canal and Compañía Nacional de Danza
Dalet is a letter in the Hebrew alphabet making reference to a door. A door without a threshold for easier access. A way from the void to a form without dimensions. It talks of a journey through the desert, with mandatory steps taken countless times in the path of evolution.
This symbol, and its ensuing energy, which permits us to move to another place, is the motor propelling this creation for six dancers and two musicians.
It is the idea of moving down a path, the point of departure being the place where a variety of characters are making their decisions. These figures, supported by their group, give meaning to a landscape full of symbols having to do with nature, its conquest, and reinterpretation.
The play moves from a part sustained in its gestures and dance, to a place of dreaminess and magical displays.
