Upcoming performances

Thursday 08/10/26 – 20 h
Festival Europeen de cirque. Les Antinoüs, Toulouse
Friday 09/10/26 – 20 h
Festival Europeen de cirque. Les Antinoüs, Toulouse
Saturday 10/10/26 – 20.30 h
Festival Europeen de cirque. Les Antinoüs, Toulouse
Saturday 24/10/26 – 20 h
L'Estruch de Sabadell

SILVIA CAPELL. EN DICIEMBRE

ÀNGELA

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Length: 45 min
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Synopsis

ANGELA analyzes, studies and compares everything that rises. She is obsessed with FLYING and her greatest desire is to reach heaven so that she can hug her deads.

In the format of a body plastic conference (which mixes circus, text, feathers, water and chalk) Ángela invites us to enter into her workshop and make us participants in this JOURNEY

Artistic details

  • Idea _ Sílvia Capell
    Artist on stage _ Sílvia Capell
    Technician _ Bernat Torras and Natàlia Ramos
    External gaze _ Claudio Stellato, Encarni Sànchez
    Dramaturgical accompaniment _ Jorge Gallardo
    Costume design _ Iker Naphtha
    Lighting design _ Natàlia Ramos
    Set design _ Idoia Costa
    Music Design _ Marc Naya
    Scenography _ Joan Soler
    Builder _ Uli
    Photography _ Marta Cardellach
    Video _ Marc Soler

With the support of:

  • Generalitat de Catalunya. Departament de Cultura
  • Beques Barcelona Crea
  • Cardant Cultura
  • La Central del Circ
  • C.I.N.E. Sineu
  • Roca Umbert Fàbrica de Creació

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Comments

08/09/2024

Magí Camps, la VANGUARDIA,. “In Tàrrega, ducks put on shows”
In the same vein, Sílvia Capell has premiered Ángela, a kind of master class on birds, humans and the desire to fly, between acrobatics and a very well crafted speech by the circus artist.

08/09/2024

Oriol Puig Taulé, in Núvol. “To look at and be looked at at Tàrrega”.
Silvia Capell does chinese pole, and Ángela gives us a lecture (performative, obviously) full of feathers and movement. I saw the first performance (world premiere) in
Cal Trepat, with a thunderstorm that served as a scenographic background. Capell is very funny playing the hyper-motivated speaker (“Do you understand? Yes? Perfect!”) answering the questions herself and making plaster graphics on the chalkboard walls that delimit the space. I’m sure that with a few gigs it will be polished, but it is worth highlighting Capell’s great qualities as an actress: when a dance or circus artist starts talking, sometimes we start to tremble. This is not the case with Silvia.