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  • Crystallisation  
    Unmaking American dance by tradition
    		• André LepeckiDance Theatre Journal  February 1999 
    Choreographer: Meg Stuart, Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho, Jérôme Bel, Pina Bausch, Martha Graham, Vaslav Nijinsky, Paul Taylor, Douglas Dunn, Judson Church, ...
    Performance Title: Disfigure Study
    keywords: American dance, European dance, modernism, post-modernism, Susan Manning, Sally Banes, tradition,experiment, dramaturgy, Marcia Siegel, dance criticism, audience, perception, choreographer
  • DANÇAS EM MAIO 
    		• André LepeckiBLITZ 25 May 1993 
    Choreographer: Saburo Teshigawara, Vera Mantero, Angels Margarit
    Performance Title: Bones in pages, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, Corol. 1a
    keywords: BLITZ, Springdance, Voorland
  • Dance without distance  
    André Lepecki on the collapsing barriers between dancers, choreographers, critics, and other interested parties
    		• André LepeckiBallet-Tanz  February 2001 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Xavier Leroy, Pina Bausch, Meg Stuart, Boris Charmatz, Pina Bausch, William Forsythe
    Performance Title:
    keywords: Randy Martin, Susan Manning, modernism, capitalism, distance, working processes, producer, dramaturge, choreographer, critic, Mark Franko, politics, Hal Foster, proximity, criticism, UTC06
  • Dancing without a Mirror  
    		• André LepeckiBallett-Tanz  February 1998 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho,Clara Andermatt, João Fiadeiro , Verde Gaio, Gulbenkian Ballet
    Performance Title:
    keywords: Portuguese dance, Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho,Clara Andermatt, João Fiadeiro
  • Danscriticus: beroep, rol, personage, performance? 
    		• Jeroen PeetersStationen  May 2004 
    Choreographer: Thomas Lehmen, Thomas Plischke, Martin Nachbar, Vera Mantero, Meg Stuart
    Performance Title: Stationen 2
    keywords: criticism, role of the critic, knowledge, practice, distance, proximity, looking, writing, authorship, Roland Barthes, ANdré Lepecki, Gilles Deleuze, Felix Guattari
  • Denken, Dansen, Construeren 
    		• Myriam van ImschootEtcetera  1994 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Lynda Gaudreau, Meg Stuart
    Performance Title: Sob, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, Construction
    keywords: theatricality of stage dance, dancing and thinking, exposure, vulnerability, the gaze, gestuality, distance, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, Sob, No Longer Ready Made, Meg Stuart, Construction
  • Die Kunst des Wissens 
    Vera Mantero, Benoît Lachambre & Andrew de L. Harwood und Lynda Gaudreau sind Meister des künstlerischen Fragens.
    		• Helmut PloebstDer Standard  July 2002 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Benoît Lachambre, Andrew Harwoord, Lynda Gaudreau
    Performance Title: one mysterious thing said e e cummings, Perhaps she can dance first and think afterwards, Olimpia, Not to know, Document 2
    keywords: research and art,
  • Die portugiesische Choreographin Vera Mantero war einmal Ballerina - heute ist sie eine phantastische Philosophin im zeitgenössischen Tanz  
    Dichtung und Wildheit
    		• Helmut PloebstSalzburger Nachrichten  October 1999 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Poertry and savagery, The fall of an Ego, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, a mysterious thing said e e cummings,
    keywords:
  • Die Tänzerin als Femme de Lettres. 
    Vera Manteros drei solistische Hauptwerke
    		• Helmut PloebstSIM Festivals  2002 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: A mysterious thing said e e cummings, Olimpia, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards
    keywords: literature
  • Dis-identifying : Dancing bodies and analysing eyes at work  
    A discussion of Vera Mantero’s a mysterious Thing, said e.e. cummings*
    		• Isabelle GinotDiscourses in Dance   2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: a mysterious Thing, said e.e. cummings*
    keywords: Vera Mantero, performance analysis, discourse, performance, politics, identity, France, Portugal, Josephine Baker, solo, stasis, dance-market
  • Een rustplek voor de dans 
    		• Pieter T'JonckFinancieel-Economische Tijd 05 July 2002 
    Choreographer: Montpellier Danse, Jennifer Lacey, Vera Mantero, Nadia Lauro, Robyn Orlin, Trisha Brown, Bernardo Montet
    Performance Title: $Shot, Um misteriosa coisa, disse o e e cummings, Ski-fi Jenni and the frock of the new, O.More, It's a draw, Chateaux de France #3
    keywords: stad en festival, pathetiek, woordenloosheid
  • Een storm aan beelden 
    Joanne Leighton en Vera Mantero op Bellona-Brigittinen
    		• Myriam van ImschootDe Morgen 02 September 1995 
    Choreographer: Joanne Leighton, Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Frock, Para enfastiadas e profundas tristezas
    keywords: Vera Mantero, Joanne Leighton, images, madness
  • Een wankele grond voor danskritiek 
    		• Joris JanssensCourant  May 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Pina Bausch, William Pope
    Performance Title:
    keywords: André Lepecki, Connexive #1, criticism, Peggy Phelan, Vera Mantero
  • Eloquent sprakeloos 
    Over taal in het recente werk van Vera Mantero
    		• Jeroen PeetersEtcetera  February 2003 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Sabina Holzer
    Performance Title: Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, Thought, poetry and the body in action, Creation 2002
    keywords: language, description, body, speechlessness, silence, posthuman, criticism, dramaturgy, workshop
  • Eloquently speechless 
    On language in the recent work of Vera Mantero
    		• Jeroen Peeters3T. Tidsskrift for teori og teater  July 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Thought, poetry and the body in action, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, Creation 2002
    keywords: language, silence, writing, description, dramaturgy, body, voice
  • ESBRACEJAR. PHYSICAL PARADOXES.  
    Vera Mantero en Meg Stuart
    		• Rudi Laermans, Pieter T'JonckBook  1993 
    Choreographer: Meg Stuart, Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Disfigure Study, No Longer Readymade, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards
    keywords:
  • Fantomen van de Nederlandse danskritiek – the sequel 
    		• Jeroen PeetersTM  December 2003 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Boris Charmatz, Steve Paxton, Isabelle Launay, WIlliam Forsythe
    Performance Title: Entretenir
    keywords: fantomen, dance & discourse, KS04, criticism, Maaike Bleeker, Eva van Schaik, Isabella Lanz, Michel Foucault, memory, canon, practice, anachronism, academism, modernism, context
  • k’su’porta: de taal is kapot 
    		• Jeroen PeetersHumus 3. Kaaitheater 1977-1998-2007  September 2007 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, O rumo do fumo
    Performance Title: k'su'porta
    keywords: language, communication, surrealism, apocalypse
  • Klapstuk '91: End of the party 
    		• André LepeckiBLITZ 12 November 1991 
    Choreographer: Francisco Camacho, Joana Providência, Vera Mantero, Rui Nunes, Aldara Bizarro, Paulo Ribeiro, João Fiadeiro
    Performance Title: As Marias e os Papelinhos, Sustine et Abstine, A B C Mais, O Rei no Exílio, A Ilha dos Amores, Modo de Utilização, Perhaps she should dance first and think afterwards, Um solo para dois intérpretes (A solo for two performers), Quaderni in Atta Vo
    keywords: BLITZ, Klapstuk, The New Portuguese, Bruno Verbergt
  • KLAPSTUK’91 TERCEIRA PARTE: FIM DE FESTA 
    		• André LepeckiBLITZ 12 November 1991 
    Choreographer: Francisco Camacho, Joana Providência, Vera Mantero, Rui Nunes, Aldara Bizarro, Paulo Ribeiro, João Fiadeiro
    Performance Title: As Marias e os Papelinhos, Sustine et Abstine, A B C Mais, O Rei no Exílio, A Ilha dos Amores, Modo de Utilização, Perhaps she should dance first and think afterwards, Um solo para dois intérpretes (A solo for two performers), Quaderni in Atta Vo
    keywords: BLITZ, Klapstuk, The New Portuguese, Bruno Verbergt
  • Lichtheid van de nomadische verbeelding  
    Project ‘Connexive #1: Vera Mantero’ in Vooruit loopt op zijn eind
    		• Jeroen PeetersDe Morgen 02 February 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Steve Paxton, Lisa Nelson, Pedro Pinto
    Performance Title: Olympia, One mysterious thing, said e.e. cummings, Two go, Lecture on Walking
    keywords: network, rhizome, landscape, walking, pedestrian movement, lightness, imagination, horizontality, proximity
  • Living together on stage 
    		• Jeroen Peetersherbst. Theorie zur Praxis  September 2007 
    Choreographer: Yvonne Rainer, Xavier Le Roy, Vera Mantero, Philipp Gehmacher, Kattrin Deufert, Thomas Plischke
    Performance Title: Feelings are facts, Project, Until the moment when God is destroyed by the extreme exercise of beauty, Incubator, Directory 3: Tattoo, reportable portraits
    keywords: collaboration, social, representation, politics
  • Living together on stage (once more) 
    		• Jeroen PeetersTanzheft  November 2009 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Eszter Salamon, Christine De Smedt, Jennifer Lacey, Nadia Lauro, Superamas, Meg Stuart
    Performance Title: Until the moment when god is destroyed by the extreme exercise of beauty, Transformers, Les assistantes, Empire (Art & Politcis), All Together Now
    keywords: social, collaboration, choreography, representation
  • Materials, dialogues and observations on proximity, walking about Connexive #1: Vera Mantero 
    		• Jeroen PeetersSarma  February 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Benoît Lachambre, Lisa Nelson, Lilia Mestre, Antonia Livingstone, Steve Paxton, Myriam Van Imschoot, Barbara Raes, Astrid Endruweit, Meg Stuart, Nadia Lauro
    Performance Title:
    keywords: proximity, space, criticism, sound, lightness, slow motion, objects, body, communication, energy, senses, intoxication, discourse, reflection, collaboration, generosity, environment, inclusion, incarnation, lightness
  • Moving Without the Colonial Mirror: Modernity, Dance, and Nation in the Works of Vera Mantero and Francisco Camacho (1985-97)  
    Chapter 3:The Shattered Mirror - The Dance of Existing
    		• André LepeckiSarma  January 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title:
    keywords:
  • Moving Without the Colonial Mirror: Modernity, Dance, and Nation in the Works of Vera Mantero and Francisco Camacho (1985-97)  
    Chapter 2: Missing Body/Missing Dance/Missing Country
    		• André LepeckiSarma  January 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho
    Performance Title:
    keywords: Portuguese dance, choreography, corporeality, absence of the body, revolution, Eduard Lourenço, José Sasportes, Alexandre Melo, Nova Dança Portuguesa
  • Moving Without the Colonial Mirror: Modernity, Dance, and Nation in the Works of Vera Mantero and Francisco Camacho (1985-97)  
    CHAPTER 2:MISSING BODY/MISSING DANCE/MISSING COUNTRY
    		• André LepeckiSarma 28 January 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho
    Performance Title:
    keywords: Portuguese dance, choreography, corporeality, absence of the body, revolution, Eduard Lourenço, José Sasportes, Alexandre Melo, Nova Dança Portuguesa
  • Moving Without the Colonial Mirror: Modernity, Dance, and Nation in the Works of Vera Mantero and Francisco Camacho (1985-97)  
    Chapter 1. Introduction: Outlining Positions
    		• André Lepecki 20 January 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho
    Performance Title:
    keywords: Portuguese dance, Francisco Camacho, Vera Mantero, anthropology, dance criticism, dramaturge, post-colonialism, politics, body-images, modernism, European dance, avant-gardism
  • Moving Without the Colonial Mirror: Modernity, Dance, and Nation in the Works of Vera Mantero and Francisco Camacho (1985-97)  
    Chapter 6: Experiments on the Subjectivity of Modernity
    		• André LepeckiSarma 02 January 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho
    Performance Title: One mysterious thing, said EE Cummings;Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards; Olímpia
    keywords:
  • Olympia 
    Program text on a solo by Vera Mantero
    		• Vera ManteroProgramme  1993 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Olympia
    keywords: nudity, language, Jean Dubuffet, Eduard Manet, André Lepecki
  • Omzwervingen van een dansende filosofe 
    Choreografe Vera Mantero over het project Connexive #1 in Vooruit
    		• Jeroen PeetersDe Morgen 17 January 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Steve Paxton
    Performance Title: Perhaps she could dance first and thinks afterwards, Olympia, One mystirous thing, said E.E. Cummings, Lecture on walking
    keywords: collaboration, improvisation, thinking, space, matter, body, language, philosophy, poetry, voice, singing, Caetano Veloso, André Lepecki, Steve Paxton, João César Monteiro, E.E. Cummings, Dominique Fourcade, Connexive #1
  • One Decade, Four Choreographers  
    		• André LepeckiBallett-Tanz  February 1998 
    Choreographer: Clara Andermatt, Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho, João Fiadeiro
    Performance Title:
    keywords: Portuguese dance
  • One mysterious thing, said e.e. cummings 
    Program text on a solo by Vera Mantero
    		• Vera ManteroProgramme  1996 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: One mysterious thing, said e.e. cummings
    keywords: Josephine Baker, E.E. Cummings, mind-body, Glen Gould, Kazuo Ohno
  • Par le biais de la présence 
    la composition dans l'avant-garde post-bauschienne
    		• André LepeckiNouvelles De Danse  October 1999 
    Choreographer: Pina Bausch, Vera Mantero, Francisco Camacho, Meg Stuart, Bill T. Jones,
    Performance Title: A Queda de um Ego, Gust, XXX, For Arlene and Colleagues, Still/Here
    keywords: composition,Pina Bausch, Hal Foster, avant-garde, C. Geertz, Peggy Phelan, Arlene Croce, Meg Stuart, Francisco Camacho, Bill T. Jones, Judson Church, composition, post-bausch, l'artiste ethnographe, dramaturgy, collage
  • Perhaps he could write first and think afterwards? 
    Afterwords: Vera Mantero, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards; One mysterious thing, said e. e. cummings; Olympia
    		• Jeroen PeetersderStandard.at and ImPulsTanz.com 05 August 2002 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards; One mysterious thing, said e. e. cummings; Olympia
    keywords: Afterwords, writing, language
  • Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards 
    Program text on a solo by Vera Mantero
    		• Vera ManteroProgramme  October 1991 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards
    keywords: chance, dance, Bruno Verbergt
  • Places of allowance: untwining mind and body in writing, gestures and speech 
    Notes to Vera Mantero’s workshop 'Thought, poetry and the body in action' at ImPulsTanz Vienna 2002
    		• Jeroen PeetersSarma  August 2002 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Thought, poetry and the body in action
    keywords: gesture, speech, writing, workshop
  • Proposals back to Vera, Benoît and Meg 
    		• Jeroen PeetersProgramme 02 February 2004 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Benoît Lachambre, Meg Stuart, Carlos Pez Gonzalez, Antonija Livingstone, Pierre Rubio, Isabelle Schad, Lilia Mestre, Jeroen Peeters, Frans Poelstra, Myriam Van Imschoot, Astrid Endruweit, Sabina Holzer
    Performance Title: Proposals back to Vera, Benoît and Meg
    keywords: workshop, Connexive #1
  • Rien, pas même le corps... 
    		• André LepeckiNouvelles De Danse  April 1998 
    Choreographer: John Jasperse, Vera Mantero, Felix Ruckert, Dennis O'Connor, Boris Charmatz, Jérôme Bel, Meg Stuart
    Performance Title:
    keywords: anthropology, 'what is dance?', Michel Foucault, Marcel Mauss, Clifford Geertz, Judith Lynne Hanna
  • Springdance '92: The Voorland Programme (Part Two) 
    		• André LepeckiBLITZ 09 June 1992 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Joana Providência , Marguerita Guéra, Gonnie Heggen, Matjaz Prograjc, Meg Stuart, Daniele Desnoyers, Ursula Schmid, Cecile van Deursen
    Performance Title: Disfigure Study, Constanza, Here’s to Harry, Monologue Intérieur
    keywords: BLITZ, Voorland, Springdance,
  • Springdance Festival: Dances in May 
    		• André LepeckiBLITZ 25 May 1993 
    Choreographer: Saburo Teshigawara, Vera Mantero, Angels Margarit
    Performance Title: Bones in pages, Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, Corol. 1a
    keywords: Springdance, Voorland, BLITZ
  • SPRINGDANCE II – VOORLAND 
    		• André LepeckiBLITZ 09 June 1992 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Joana Providência , Marguerita Guéra, Gonnie Heggen, Matjaz Prograjc, Meg Stuart, Daniele Desnoyers, Ursula Schmid, Cecile van Deursen
    Performance Title: Disfigure Study, Constanza, Here’s to Harry, Monologue Intérieur
    keywords: BLITZ,Voorland, Springdance,
  • Stoff für unendlich viele Geschichten 
    Die portugiesische Choreographin Vera Mantero zeigt zwei ihrer Stücke im Mousonturm
    		• Gerald SiegmundFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung / Rhein-Main 17 October 1997 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Uma misteriosa coisa, disse o e e cummings; A queda de um Ego
    keywords: chaos, memory
  • The body in difference 
    		• André LepeckiFama  2000 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero, Meg Stuart, Francisco Camacho, Monica Valenciano
    Performance Title: Perhaps she could dance first and think afterwards, Disfigure Study, Dom São Sebastião
    keywords: interculturalism, the Other, Portugal, Klapstuk, Sally Ann Ness, ethnography
  • The dancing Book  
    A portrait of the Portuguese choreographer Vera Mantero
    		• André LepeckiBallet-Tanz  March 1999 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: SOB, 'Different Clouds Different Skies' , Poesia e Selvajaria (Poetry And Savagery), Foda de Morte'(Death Fuck) , uma misteriosa Coissa disse o e.e. cummings (One mysterious Thing, said E.E. Cummings),'A Queda de um Ego' (The Fall of an Ego)
    keywords: dance, text, poetry, dramaturgy, books, literature as dance, working process, voice, Bateson, Derrida, Barthes, Deleuze
  • Thought, poetry and the body in action 
    Program text of a workshop by Vera Mantero in Tanzwerkstatt Berlin, Summer 2001
    		• Vera ManteroProgramme  August 2001 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Thought, poetry and the body in action
    keywords: workshop, improvisation, language, poetry
  • Undoing postmodern dance history 
    		• Ramsay BurtSarma 09 October 2004 
    Choreographer: Dore Hoyer, Martin Nachbar, Yvonne Rainer, Vera Mantero, Quatuor Albrecht Knust
    Performance Title: Trio A, Affects/rework, Affectos humanos
    keywords: dance history, modernism, postmodernism, reconstuction, Sally Banes, Marcia Siegel, John Martin, Mieke Bal, Constructing contemporary dance
  • Vera Mantero toont danser als karikatuur 
    		• Myriam van ImschootGazet Van Antwerpen  1993 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Sob
    keywords: Vera Mantero, Sob, caricature, doubt, relation with the audience
  • Vera Mantero: The Fall of an Ego 
    		• André LepeckiBallet-Tanz  December 1997 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: The Fall Of An Ego
    keywords: colloborative process, images, societal
  • Wanneer de taal mank loopt 
    Vera Mantero & Guests in het Kaaitheater
    		• Jeroen PeetersDe Morgen 29 March 2005 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: creation 2002
    keywords: language, identity, voice, sound
  • 'Wij' zeggen, een extreme oefening 
    Over Vera Mantero’s choreografie van het samenleven
    		• Jeroen PeetersEtcetera  December 2007 
    Choreographer: Vera Mantero
    Performance Title: Until the moment when God is destroyed by the extreme exercise of beauty
    keywords: social, collaboration, listening, acoustic imaginary unison, synchronicity, speech, Jean-Luc Nancy, Peter Sloterdijk, narrativity