In Search of Memory
El Pais evokes both Robert Lepage (for the road-movie mood) and Milo Rau (for the documentary side). At the crossroads of such influences, La Tristura company put on a good face. The subject of CINE is no small matter either: through the quest of the protagonist who tries to find his real parents, Itsaso Arana and Celso Giménez evoke the tragedy of nearly 300000 babies stolen in Spain during Francoism. A painful and widely ignored memory that doesn’t yield to pathos or one-way denunciation. Someone sings a song: Vamos a ponernos a vivir (Let’s start to live!).
When they were twenty, Celso Giménez, Itsaso Arana and Violeta Gil founded La Tristura while they’re still studying at Drama School in Madrid. La Tristura is one of the most remarked companies of the Spanish scene that’s already been invited to Chantiers d’Europe with « Materia Prima».
Overtitled in French
Country Spain
play
La Tristura
creation & text
Itsaso Arana, Celso Giménez
scenography
Ana Muñiz
Light & technical direction creation
Eduardo Vizuete
technical assistant
Roberto Baldinelli
Sound creation
Eduardo G. Castro
Assistant
Violeta Gil
French translation
Marion Cousin
Communication
Paloma Fidalgo, Israel Paredes
Poster and photo
Mario Zamora
Play of La Tristura creation & text Itsaso Arana & Celso Giménez scenography Ana Muñiz Light & technical direction creation Eduardo vizuete technical assistant Roberto Baldinelli sound creation Eduardo G. Castro assistant Violeta Gil French translation Marion Cousin communication Paloma Fidalgo & Israel Paredes Poster & Photos Mario Zamora
with Itsaso Arana, Fernanda Orazi & Pablo Und Destruktion voice Roberto Baldinelli, Javier Gallego, Eduardo G. Castro, Miren Iza, Adriana Salvo
& the children Lola Lemaire, Nel Esposito, Ilies Amellah, Chiara Vergne, Zeno TemkineINTERNATIONAL DISSEMINATION Claudio Ponzana. PRODUCTION La tristura – Las naves espai de creació – festival de otoño a Primavera de La comunidad de madrid. COLLABORATION IN PRODUCTION Tafalla Kulturgunea – teatro Pradillo – centro dramático nacional.
Fri 25 May 2018
9:00 PM
from 8€ to 15€
Sat 26 May 2018
9:00 PM
from 8€ to 15€
