Gabriela Ortiz Revolución Diamantina Mariana Corichi Gómez, conductor

Gabriela Ortiz
Revolución Diamantina
Mariana Corichi Gómez, conductor
Juliet Renée Rand, soprano
Jennifer Robinson, soprano
Jeysla Rosario Santos, soprano
Celestia Song, soprano
Isabella Hincksman, mezzo-soprano
Maisy Parker, mezzo-soprano
Kate Li, mezzo-soprano
Judy Zhuo, mezzo-soprano
Curtis Symphony Orchestra

"The ballet is divided into six acts that traverse various scenarios related to feminism: harassment and a lack of security in public spaces, the confusion between the language of romantic love and practices of manipulation and control that all too often, can lead to lethal forms of violence against women; solitude and a lack of sense of belonging; the voices of the disappeared; a blind march that makes its appearance on the horizon of a nonsensical place; the intimate terrorism that goes on between couples, as well as its stages and consequences; street protests and their cries for justice; and finally, the aspiration that only by walking together will we be able to find a way out, because even though we may have only indirectly experienced much of what has been described here, their cause is also our own: that of all of us, women and men and people."
—Gabriela Ortiz