New book Cesc Gelabert 2020
The first volume of “Paragrafies” collection edited by Comanegra, Mercat de les Flors and Institut del Teatre, in Barcelona. The book has been
Bauhaustänze Stäbe Reifen
Das Eröffnung.Festival 100 Jahre Bauhaus 24/januar/2019 Akademie der Künste Berlin
NOM
GELABERT AZZOPARDI NOM 7—17 marzo 2019 Sala Petita—TNC El mundo era tan reciente, que muchas cosas carecían de nombre. Cien años de soledad,
Framing Time
Framing Time (World premiere ) White light Festival Lincoln Center 1-2 November 2018 Baryshnikov Arts Center Jerome Robbins Theater In 2003, Cesc
Al lloc, inespecífic
In place, non-specific. Cesc Gelabert Dansa Ara in the Pedrera 11/16/2017 It is a work created to be represented in the basement of La Pedrera,
Soleá
Soleá Cesc Gelabert (Ciutat Flamenco) This project arises from a proposal by Israel Galván for the program of Ciutat Flamenco / City Fla.co.Men
WRITTEN ON AIR (Gelabert dances Novarina)
Premier Grec Festival de Barcelona 8 July 2016 (teatre Lliure) The Critics Prize 2016, Barcelona, for best dance solo for Escrit en L’Aire;
FOOT-BALL (2015) CURRENT PRODUCTION
According to Pasolini, football is a language in which players formulate signs with their bodies, and the viewers decrypt. The hybridization of
Triptych (2014)
Triptych is the generic title Gelabert’s new program of solos composed of three parts: Suite Santos, Domènech and Cesc Gelabert interprets
The Rock Cave of Heaven (2014)
Following the creation process started in 2013 in Mataró; Chieko Kojima and Cesc Gelabert reunite to present the second phase in the process of
Tranç (2012)
Tranç is a dance work directed by Cesc Gelabert and filmmaker Isaki Lacuesta. Gelabert himself is in charge of the stage performance, together
CESC GELABERT V.O. + (2012)
Cesc Gelabert presents a new show that includes the first performance of 3 solos and the reinterpretation of old pieces especially for this
Im (Goldenen) Schnitt I
In 1996, the dancer and choreographer Cesc Gelabert reconstructed the solo Im (Goldenen) Schnitt I by Gerhard Bohner (1936-1992), having studied