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AceptoDISCO DEATH is based on “The Dance of Death”, a mediaeval text from the 14th century. From this initial idea we developed a contemporary show with dance music and pyrotechnics that the audience can participate in.
A rather unusual discotheque invites the whole population to dance “The Dance of Death”. On taking a headcount, it is found that some of the most important members of society are absent. The Lady of the Scythe begins a search for the "absent ones", accompanied by the sovereign people. Throughout the passacaglia an “off-scene” voice, that of the Lady of the Scythe, can be heard urging those who have fled – the Church, the Capital, the Politician and the Military – to come to her dance.
The passacaglia makes use of a large number of pyrotechnical effects that increase “in crescendo” throughout the entire show until the peak is reached when the “death quad” races out – something that delights all the spectators, both young and not so young. Subsequently, Death invites everyone to the village to dance her dance with songs, fire and choreographic arrangements, the climax being reached with the appearance of a pyro-musical firework display.
Travelling show based on the use of the CORREFOCS technique. Fire races through the streets encouraging the active participation of the audience, who find themselves surrounded by the rhythm of the original music and the pyrotechnical explosions. Urban spaces are transformed and the audience is caught up in the festive spiral of fire.
Music: Marc Isern
Arranger: Carmen Llorens
: Lluna Albert
Costumes: Doble-T
Set designer: Sara Recatalà, Beatriz Ibáñez
Set constructor: Fil d'Aram
Property master: Alucine Efectos especiales, Sandu Florea
Lightning designer: Dragan
Graphic designer: Pasku
Photographer: Carme Canós, Joan Raga
Executive producer: Carme Canós
Scriptwriter: Joan Raga
Artistic director: Joan Raga