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Fuerza Bruta archiveThe show combines the most physical theatre with the most stunning theatrical imagery the UK will have ever seen, and plunges its audience into a world that is at times hard, dark and aggressive, and at other times joyous and celebratory. Twelve performers hurtle through this 65 minute show at breakneck speed, using every elemental force known to man. At times the performance treads the edge of real danger with alarming effect, the audience engages with what increasingly becomes an investigation into the mind of a crowd, where occasionally one person is left alone, struggling against the masses. Like those of De La Guarda, the visuals and effects are stunning. Performers run and tumble across a vertical wall of technicolour cloth, a man runs headlong through a wall, two people try desperately to connect from opposite sides of a huge spinning and whirling sail and - most extraordinary of all - performers dance in watery world just above the audience s heads. This all takes place to a soundtrack that traverses thumping club beats to the mellow sounds of new world music. The show is awash with colour and light, at times the bright strobed and head spinning lights of a nightclub, at other times soft, warming and beautiful colours fill the space.

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Archive listings for Fuerza Bruta (2024)

Work type: Dance or ballet.

AVEN - T01872047191

After 10 long years, Fuerza Bruta is finally returning to its London home – Roundhouse, with its incredible new show AVEN, a rollercoaster ride of euphoria, optimism and desire beyond your imagination that will push every limit.
9 Jul 24 to 31 Aug 24Roundhouse, West End :: V242
listing details L1293931336

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