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WEDNESDAY, 6 MAY, 8:30PM - 10:00PM
Musseque
Event
Musseque is home, a way of being.
Against the backdrop of war, the performers free themselves through rhythm, precision and resistance towards freedom. The four performers have created a dance of the present drawing from the experiences from the past.
In Musseque, speeches become a revolution and bodies, resistance. The hallucinating rhythm of movements display the resilience of those who endure beyond war.
Fábio Jorge Januário was born in 1988 in Luanda, Angola. Self-taught in hip-hop, house, popping and locking, he has frequently given Kuduro workshops and masterclasses in Portugal, France and Switzerland, amongst other countries.
He combines his work as a dance teacher at schools in the Lisbon area, with performing at different festivals such as NOS Alive, Rock in Rio or MEO Sudoeste.
Since 2022, he has been a performer in Marco da Silva Ferreira’s CARCAÇA, which premiered in 2021, which is currently touring internationally. He also collaborates with other artists and projects, from music videos to TV shows.
Fábio’s movement research is through Kuduro. In 2024, within the framework of Projeto CASA, coproduced by Espaço do Tempo, Centro Cultural Vila Flor and Cineteatro Louletano, he created his first piece Musseque that is now touring across Portugal and internationally.
Artistic direction and Choreography: Fábio (Krayze) Januário
Dancers and Cocreators: Fábio (Krayze) Januário, Selma Mylene, Xenos Palma e Elvis Carvalho (Grelha)
Artistic Assistance: Marco da Silva Ferreira & Piny
Sound Design: DJ Poco
Light design: Pedro Guimarães
Set Design: Filipe Tootill
Costumes: Susana Santos
Photography and video: Afonso Sereno
Production: Rita Pessoa
Partners : Festival Ou.kupa
Support and production : Pensamento Avulso
Co-production: O Espaço do Tempo, Cineteatro Louletano e Centro Cultural Vila Flor:Projecto CASA
Artistic residencies: Espaço Alkantara , B.Leza , UDance , Teatro do Bairro Alto , O Espaço do Tempo , CineTeatro Louletano , Centro Cultural Vila Flor
Special thanks: Mélanie Ferreira, Marco da Silva Ferreira, Fundação GDA,Teatro do Bairro Alto and all Ou.kupa Team