Leonardo Montecchia: Fragmentos de una entrevista

Authors

  • Maria Belén Errendasoro

Abstract

En el campo de las artes escénicas la singularidad de los discursos sobre el cuerpo y el movimiento tiene diferentes anclajes.
Una entrevista realizada al Lic. Leonardo Montecchia acerca de la tarea que desarrolla como investigador, pedagogo y coreógrao en el área de lo corporal, expone un abordaje particular: la relación directa y consciente entre respiración y movimiento. Sin embargo, la entrevista va más allá de este aspecto específico.
Con casi treinta años dedicados a preguntarse y experimentar sobre el movimiento, nos encontramos con las reflexiones de un artista sobre su trayectoria y también, su presente.

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Published

2014-12-01

How to Cite

Errendasoro, M. B. (2014). Leonardo Montecchia: Fragmentos de una entrevista. The Step. Notebook of Theatre Studies, (12). Retrieved from https://www.ojs.arte.unicen.edu.ar/index.php/elpeldano/article/view/231

Issue

No. 12 (2014): Junio 2014

Section

Entrevistas

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