Choreographer

Glauco Araujo’s choreographic practice spans integrated dance, theatre, arena-scale performance, museum installation, film, and commercial movement direction. His work bridges Brazilian rhythmic tradition, contemporary movement language, and cross-cultural collaboration.

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Araujo approaches dance-making as a process of shared authorship. Entering the studio with a clear structural vision, he allows rehearsal dialogue and performer input to shape the final composition. His movement language draws from ballet, modern, jazz, samba, ballroom, and street dance influences, seeking clarity, physical expressiveness, and emotional resonance.

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Across Brazil, the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Asia, his work has appeared in major festivals, Off-Broadway venues, museum exhibitions, samba arenas, commercial campaigns, and international film circuits. A consistent thread throughout his career has been collaboration with inclusive and integrated companies, positioning movement as a space of access, dignity, and collective storytelling.