«We want to wake up again tomorrow. It's a human desire, and intimate and political one, for which we need tools and great effort, but also tenderness and desire»
—Marina Garcés
Renacimiento makes the microcosms of a stage set up and of its workers the center of the piece. We want to stop and observe the sort of dialogues and exchanges that take place there. A kind of cooperation still specific and tangible, where we find that, without the collective force, without the community, it is imposible to have everything ready for the moment when the curtain opens. Renacimiento is drawn out of iconic moments taken from the history of Spanish democracy, a period that’s less than 50 years old. This landscape rebuilds, sometimes subtly, and some others more graphically, the last years of our history. Not to judge it again, but to look at it from a different perspective, and so maybe we can realise that everything is, always, still to be built. Renacimiento is a show in which 20 performers, dancers, actors and technicians are on stage together. A celebration of the theatrical deed, which places in the center the value of group work, dialogue, and community. .
Estreno el 2 de julio de 2020. Teatros del Canal de Madrid.
Creation: La tristura On stage: Roberto Baldinelli, Belén Martí, Alván Prado, Mundo Prieto, Emilio Rivas y Marcos Úbeda Lightning designer: Carlos Marquerie Set and wardrobe designer: Cecilia Molano Sound designer: Adolfo García Production direction: Alicia Calôt y Mamen Adeva Technical direction: Cristina Bolívar Set and wardrobe assistant: Almudena Bautista Technical assistants: Roberto Baldinelli y Mathieu Dartus Production assistant:Iván Mozetich Choreography:Mucha Muchacha
Extras at the opening: Andrés Bernal, Ana Botia, Alicia Calôt, Edgar Calot, Eduardo Castro, Emma De La O, Pablo Díaz, Manuel Egozkue, Teresa Garzón, Daniella Hernández, Gonzalo Herrero, Ainhoa Linaza, Marta Mármol, Belén Martí Lluch, Chiara Mordeglia, Iván Mozetich, Carmela Muñoz, Siro Ouro, Elisabet Romagosa & Sara Toledo Distribution and Communication: Art Republic Press: Paloma Fidalgo Photography: Mario Zamora Curtains paint:Nuria Obispo, Olga López, Ana Arroyo and Julia Navalón Curtains collaboration: Theatre De Liege and Sandra Belloi Confection: Vestuario Isabel López Props: Ricardo Vergne and Mundo Prieto Audiovisual supplier: Creamos Technology