Text and interpretation
Constance Hurlé
Soundscape
Diana Longa
Photo and video
Gravidade 0.0
Acknowledgements
Fran Sieira
David Jácome
David Jácome
Direction and dramaturgy
Diana Longa
Movemento consultancy
Olga Cameselle
Production and distribution
Hurlé prods
Technical requirements
– 4 floor spotlights (small fixtures, LEDs)
– Sound system
For outdoor performances:
– 4×4 m dance floor (linoleum)
– Headset microphone
– Sound system
For outdoor performances:
– 4×4 m dance floor (linoleum)
– Headset microphone
Duration
18 minutes
Synopsis
Miña pequena is a short movement arts performance for non-conventional spaces based on Manaus, a story by Constance Hurlé, winner of the 1st Ribadavia Town Council Microfiction Prize Against Gender Violence in 2020. Through poetry, dance, and sound, it explores the connections between psyche, body, and violence. The actress draws us into an intimate confession in which the harshness of abuse and the fragility of the violated body are exposed through metaphor and the rawness of direct narration. The piece invites reflection on the everyday nature of violence and on how it leaves its mark on the body, transforming and permeating it.
On stage we see performer Constance accompanied by Diana Longa’s live sound composition.
