As implicações de um processo colaborativo em dança de rua

Abstract

This research has as general goal to analyze a collaborative composition process of dance in the Street Dance genre and, as specific goals, to contextualize the history of RAD Group from Sapucaia do Sul considering some aspects: artistics and social community, in which the group was and currently is inserted, educational context and formation (preparation) of future dance teachers. The information’s composition is characterized by data collection through descriptive and qualitative researches. Current processes of creation of the RAD Group were observed and interviews elaborated specifically for this study as well. The respondents are current members of RAD Group, and also group coordinator Erenice Bordin and the choreographer Jean Carlo Marques. From data collected by this research, it was possible to realize that RAD Group represents culture area inside and outside city. We have been able to observe, as well, the self-management of street culture, how Street Dance communities organize themselves and how they seek visibility for their work. This key points, based on the research, was fundamental for government interest in order to support group. The conclusion it was that RAD Group, by their quality and community involvement in their actions, adds to their artistic production an educational value to this project.