Sílvia Real & Sérgio Pelágio

Sílvia Real studied classical dance with Luna Andermatt, at the London Studio Centre, the London Contemporary Dance School and the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute. She choreographed Bute-Bute, Crua and Edina. She was an interpreter for João Fiadeiro, Vera Mantero, and Francisco Camacho, among others. She co-created Pour Bien and Road Movie. In 1997, she founded Produções Real Pelágio (RP) with Sérgio Pelágio. As a duo, they directed Casio Tone, Subtone and Tritone, Assim vai o mundo, O echo do eco, Handy 23#, Solo para dois intérpretes, Domicília Magic Show and Pessoa Invisível. Since 2013, she has coordinated the Artistic Training Center, Teatro da Voz.

Sérgio Pelágio started playing classical guitar when he was 12 years old. Later, he discovered jazz and improvised music and played, among others, with David Liebman, Andy Sheppard, Graham Haynes, Frank Lacy, Norma Winston, John Abercrombie, Sylvia Cuenca, Bernardo Sassetti and Mário Laginha, with whom he recorded the album Hoje. In 1992, he created the group Idefix and released the CD Idefix live. He composed for choreographers Paulo Ribeiro, Paula Massano, Vera Maintaino, Francisco Camacho and Sílvia Real, among others. In 2002, he created soundtracks for pieces by Francisco Camacho and Vera Durante 1993-97. He recorded Our Door, by Mário Franco Trio, and Rush, by Mário Franco Quinteto. In 2009, he created the Histórias Magnéticas project, edited Histórias Magnéticas, and the graphic novel Não se deixem enganar!, with João Pedro Gomes. Edited RIFF OUT and for GUST9723.