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Moving the festival comes to children.

Nine schools in Cartagena (Azorin, Gabriela Mistral, La Asomada, Hispania, Narwhal, Virgen del Carmen, Los Dolores, Our Lady of the Sea and The Trough) have been this morning at the Nuevo Teatro Circo Cartagena to see the new building Angels Margarit, a company Mudances, Flexelf.

Flexelf is the new creation of Angels Margarit for all audiences.

The show originates from the word and the word Flexelf born of the movement of a point becomes a line, coils, reflects and repeats.

Flexelf talks about the writing of the body in space, ephemeral calligraphy exotic language and playful geometries.

All there in Flexelf move, bend or wrinkle, every form is transformed and invites to travel, to discover that not everything is as it seems or invent what seems what we see.

Flexelf is a flexible and reversible word to deploy stretch pleated and crinkled stories, surprises and secrets, once elastic and subjective.

In Flexelf the body and movement are essential, but in dialogue with different materials that are inextricably integrated in all creation: sculpture, costumes, dance objects, characters and household textiles, toys, music, sounds, images that deceive us, l uz ...

Angels Margarit has developed a personal style building, based on the search and poetic language and his own fascination with space, an essential element of their work.

This has developed in different fields and formats, including projects for the stage space for urban spaces, improvisations, videodance, search facilities and new media.

Since its beginning has an important international tenno, becoming one of the referents of the dance of our country.

With shows like Kolbebasar, Atzavara, Solo per habitació d'Hotel, Corolla, Tèrbola, L'Edat of patience or Larandland has received numerous national and international awards, including the Grand Prix du Concours de Bagnolet Chorégraphique (France, 1988 ), the Premio Nacional de Danza de Catalunya (1986, 1991, 1999) or Ciutat de Barcelona Award for Performing Arts (1993).

In 2003, promotes and conceptualizes Tensdansa, International Dance Festival Terrassa, who led until 2007.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena