Cisco Aznar

Born in 1972 in Catalonia, Cisco Aznar graduated from the School of Dramatic and Choreographic Art in Barcelona. At the end of his studies, he represented Spain at the Choreographic Workshop of the European Union in Luxembourg. In 1992, in Lausanne, on a scholarship from Maurice Béjart’s Atelier Rudra, he participated in the creation of the ballets Autour de Faust and Mister C with the Béjart Ballet. From 1993, he worked as a dancer and choreographer in Europe and Latin America, notably with the Grand Théâtre du Liceu, Julio Bocca, Anna Maria Stekelmann, Paco Decina, Philippe Trehet, Redha and Philippe Lizon. In 1998, he assumed the artistic direction of the Compagnie Buissonière Lausanne and created a large number of shows. His plays have been presented in the following theaters and festivals, among others: Théâtre National de Chaillot-Paris, Maison de la Danse-Lyon, Grand Théâtre de Genève, Opéra de Lausanne, Opéra de Vichy, Auditorium de Dijon, Théâtre de Vidy-Lausanne, Teatro Arriaga de Bilbao, Festival GREC-Barcelona, ​​Festival Latinidades-São Paulo, F.I.T Belo Horizonte, Escena Contemporánea-Madrid, Virginia Woolf Festival-London, FILO Londrina, Berner Tanztage Festival, Porto Alegre Em Cena, Esplanade Theatre-Singapore. He was, with his Buissonnière company, in residence at La Grange de Dorigny from 2006 to 2009 and was also one of the directors invited to produce a skit for the 25th anniversary in 2017.