Ricardo Viviani is a director and choreographer based in Wuppertal, Germany. He was born in São Paulo in 1960, studied Ballet at the Balé Stagium, Joffrey Ballet School NYC, improvisation, composition and choreography with Rolf Gelewski, David van Thiegen, Kirk Nurok and with the legendary Bessie Schoenberg, and was on scholarship programs at various dance institutions in Brazil and USA. He also studied Biology at the University of São Paulo, Theater Direction at the Escola de Comunicação e Artes at the USP and currently studying 'Kulturwissenschaften' (Cultural Sciences) at the Fernuniversität in Hagen.
mit Ricardo Tamura, Kristine Larissa Funkhauser, Rüdiger Nikodem Lasa, Ralph Ertel. Christoph Nagler, Iris Marie Kotzian, Ricardo Viviani, George Gagnidze, Jeanine Hirzel, Benjamin Bruns, Ronald Funke.
Das Theater Heilbronn präsentiert ein Stück über den Klischee-Mann des Wilden Westens in der Tradition von John Wayne und Lucky Luke: Der einsame Cowboy auf der Suche nach Abenteuer, Gefahr und Selbstverwirklichung. Inszenierung von Frank Düwel, Musikalische Leitung Nicolas Kemmer, Choreografie Ricardo Viviani.
“Na boquinha da garrafa”, famosa dança do grupo baiano Cia do Pagode, ganhou outros palcos. Faz parte da peça The Wild Party, coreografada pelo paulistano Ricardo Viviani, em cartaz no teatro de Heilbronn. Em uma cena do espetáculo, os atores botam pra quebrar. E a casa fica lotada.
The spring concert represents a culmination of two semesters of work by students in the Performance and Applied Dance class. The program, which will feature approximately 30 DCC students, includes modern dance choreography by Zanchetti and guest choreographers Julie Manna and Ricardo Viviani
Hans Werner Henze (*1926)
“Na boquinha da garrafa”, famosa dança do grupo baiano Cia do Pagode, ganhou outros palcos. Faz parte da peça The Wild Party, coreografada pelo paulistano Ricardo Viviani, em cartaz no teatro de Heilbronn. Em uma cena do espetáculo, os atores botam pra quebrar. E a casa fica lotada.
The spring concert represents a culmination of two semesters of work by students in the Performance and Applied Dance class. The program, which will feature approximately 30 DCC students, includes modern dance choreography by Zanchetti and guest choreographers Julie Manna and Ricardo Viviani