Motins de teatro e dança em Petrolina-PE: (r)existências, pelejas e poéticas nas margens

Abstract

This research proposes to discuss and friction the colonizing structures of hierarchy and precariousness that historically make invisible and suffocate the theatre and dance production generated in Petrolina-PE, Brazil. In this research, in order to avoid hierarchies, groups, collectives and companies are called riots and circumscribed here are some strategies of (r)existence, struggles and poetics carried out by cultural agents settled in this territory. By mapping these riots, we aggregate memory documents and conversations, in a performative writing (LYRA, 2020), which points to the disruptive actions and the a(r)tivism (ALICE, 2013) of the Petrolina-PE riots, understanding these actions as micropolitics (ROLNIK, 2018) that aims to repair inequalities. This research perspective uses a methodological path through the experience report and hybrid academic writing in feedback with life (LYRA, 2020), in order to build a report with the researcher's voice, which include the personal and the subjective as part of the academic discourse (KILOMBA, 2019), when lecturing the facts I also assume the voice of a narrator (BENJAMIN, 2012). As methodological strategies of study, we use research paths of bibliographic and documentary review.