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Atalhos

Color photo of tap dancers Ana, Rodrigo and Renata dancing standing up. Each has their hands close together, almost clapping. All wear overalls and tap shoes, both in beige color. Above the photo, the title “Atalhos”.

Transposition of the rhythmic impulses of feet and hands to the entire skin

ATALHOS is the result of the plural investigative process of Cia. Pé na Tábua. With provocations made by Charles Raszl and soundtrack created by João Callado, tap dancing is guided through a collective study in polyrhythms, Brazilian rhythms and body percussion. From the ground, changing support in the scene, and the gestural-percussive-visual composition, there is a transposition of the rhythmic impulses of feet and hands to the whole skin.
30 min
Free for all ages
This show was awarded by ProAC (with financial support of the Government of State of São Paulo, Brasil), in 2020.
Color photo of three tap dancers dancing on stage, with blue stage lighting and smoke. Rodrigo is on his side with his left leg bent and off the ground as he leans his body forward with his arms outstretched. Ana is in the front doing the same move as Rodrigo while Renata is standing further back preparing for her next move.
Color photo of Rodrigo, Renata de Ana, tap dancers in the cast. From the front they cross the left leg in front of the body going to the right side and twist the torso with arms and heads to the right side
Color photo of Renata
Color photo of Ana, Rodrigo and Renata
Color photo of Renata, Ana and Rodrigo on the platform. Renata is in profile with her left arm flexed and raised at shoulder height, Ana is in profile facing the other way about to turn under a spot of light and Rodrigo is facing forward with both arms slightly raised about to turn.
Color photo of the 3 tap dancers in a row with cutouts of lights on the sides drawing silhouettes and shadows on their bodies. Rodrigo is on his back, Ana is facing forward with her torso leaning forward and Renata is in profile with her left leg raised at hip height.
Color photo of Rodrigo, Ana and Renata back to back. Rodrigo leans his body over Ana and supports his right arm behind her. Ana receives Rodrigo
Color photo of Rodrigo, Ana and Renata. They are facing each other forming an almost triangular position with one arm raised and bent, letting their elbows touch each other as they look at their hands.
Color photo of Renata, Ana and Rodrigo. The three together make the same position in a diagonal line. Your feet are apart, right foot in front and left foot behind, the right arm is extended pointing with the hand making a line at 45 degrees, the gaze follows the same direction as the right hand and the left arm is flexed with the hand next to the right shoulder.
Color photo of the legs of the three tap dancers. They have their left foot flat on the floor, their right foot crossed in front, touching only the toe of the shoe laterally, and their arms slightly raised in front of them.
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Credits

Creation
Cia. Pé na Tábua
Interpreters
Ana Luiza Yosetake, Renata Defina and Rodrigo Lima
Scenic provocation
Charles Raszl
Original Soundtrack
João Callado
Sound Operation
Guilherme Carvalho
Lighting
Gabriel Galhardo
Photography
Carol Cb Fotografia
Costume
Cheyenne Cordeiro
Audiovisual Production
Raíza Ferreira and Alex Vissoto
Executive Production
Mariana Cazula

We act in search of spreading tap dance as a non-elitist art.

Many years ago, this collective chose to remain in the interior and contribute to the decentralization of artistic productions.
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We are a group of tap dancer-dreamers that has been operating in the interior of the state of SP for over a decade.
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