Rafael Bonachela

"An aerobic display, requiring top fitness from the dancers."

“I spent three days looking around, looking at different interactions, capturing gestures, the different looks between two people, those small detailed general phrases – all of these are triggers I use to create a dance.”

"His sentences became dance movements; we gave them to the dancers to find their essence. He saw me and another dancer improvising on the floor, feeding from each other and made a beautiful abstract sentence."

“In its nature, dance is and has always been a collaborative process,” Sydney Dance Company artistic director Rafael Bonachela tells Dave Drayton about Project Rameau.