The Motus Colombia Tour Project is structured around a series of performances, residencies, and training sessions that reflect the artistic journey of the company, presented for the first time in Colombia.
The project was born out of a collaboration with Colombian artist Susana Botero Santos, a member of the collective Vecinas Chicoteras, and has taken shape thanks to the support of its partner organizations: ATER Fondazione, Centro Nacional de las Artes Delia Zapata Olivella y Red Nacional de Teatros del Ministerio de las Culturas, las Artes y los Saberes de Colombia, IIC – Italian Cultural Institute of Bogotá, Fundación Teatro Santander, Facultad de Artes y Humanidades – Universidad de Los Andes, Asilo Bar, Instituto Municipal de Cultura y Turismo del Socorro, Fundación Hacienda Morros, e Secretaría de Turismo y Cultura de la Gobernación del Amazonas
One of the main goals of the Motus Colombia Tour Project is to reduce cultural inequalities between major cities and more remote regions by decentralizing cultural spaces and strengthening creative dynamics throughout the country.
This initiative stems from the need to ensure that culture is a right accessible to all citizens, regardless of their geographic location.
The Program
August 1 | Asilo Bar, Bogotá
Talk with Silvia Calderoni
August 2 | Asilo Bar, Bogotá
DJ-set I’m not a DJ with Silvia Calderoni
August 2 | Centro Nacional de las Artes Delia Zapata Olivella, Bogotá
MDLSX
August 3–5 | Fundación Hacienda Morros, El Socorro
Artistic residency for the project ODIO
August 4 | Teatro Municipal Manuela Beltrán, El Socorro
Children’s workshop I’m alive
August 6 | Teatro Santander, Bucaramanga
MDLSX + Talk: “Queerness, Gender, and the Body on Stage: The Monstrous as Resistance”
August 9 | Maloca Capiul Leticia / Coliseum Puerto Nariño, Leticia
Talk with Daniela Nicolò and Enrico Casagrande (MOTUS)
August 10 | Maloca Capiul Leticia / Coliseum Puerto Nariño, Leticia and Puerto Nariño
Workshop: “My Rage Is a Silent Raving”
August 14 | Facultad de Artes y Humanidades – Universidad de Los Andes, Bogotá
Workshop: “My Rage Is a Silent Raving”
