Grotowski Institute - Premio Europa per il Teatro
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Arrojad mis cenizas sobre Mickey<br />
Rozsyp moje prochy nad Mickey’im<br />
(Scatter my Ashes over Mickey) - 2006<br />
text and direction Rodrigo García<br />
with Jorge Horno<br />
Juan Loriente<br />
Núria LLoansi<br />
lighting technician Carlos Marqueríe<br />
assistant director John Romão<br />
lighting designer Ramón Diego<br />
costume designer Jorge Horno<br />
parachutism video footage David Nimo, Núria Lloansi<br />
sound technician Marc Romagosa<br />
technical direction Roberto Cafaggini<br />
and J.P. Timouis<br />
production assistant<br />
and touring manager<br />
Alessandro Romano<br />
co-production La Carnicería <strong>Teatro</strong><br />
Théâtre National de Bretagne / Rennes<br />
Bonlieu - Scène Nationale d’Annecy<br />
running time 70’<br />
<strong>per</strong>formed in Spanish with surtitles in Polish and English<br />
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scenariusz i reżyseria Rodrigo García<br />
oraz Jorge Horno<br />
Juan Loriente<br />
Núria LLoansi<br />
technik światła Carlos Marqueríe<br />
asystent reżysera John Romão<br />
światło Ramón Diego<br />
kostiumy Jorge Horno<br />
f<strong>il</strong>m wideo David Nimo, Núria Lloansi<br />
technik dźwięku Marc Romagosa<br />
kierownictwo techniczne Roberto Cafaggini<br />
i J.P. Timouis<br />
asystent produkcji<br />
i tour manager<br />
Alessandro Romano<br />
koprodukcja La Carnicería <strong>Teatro</strong><br />
Théâtre National de Bretagne / Rennes<br />
Bonlieu - Scène Nationale d’Annecy<br />
czas trwania 70’<br />
spektakl w języku hiszpańskim z polskimi i angielskimi napisami<br />
Wedded to images, and so iconoclastic, critical, transgressive, funny and w<strong>il</strong>fully retrograde, aware of all that is wicked in human history,<br />
violent and generous at the same time, Rodrigo García’s theatre extends itself between these extremes in order to put on stage<br />
the taboos of our time: the degradation of what forms us and should be most precious to us: ch<strong>il</strong>dren, animals, the body, food. […] All<br />
over Europe (more so than in Spain, where he lives), García uses the stage as a huge cockta<strong>il</strong> shaker, pouring in an assortment of all<br />
the great themes of the age. The result is an explosive cockta<strong>il</strong> that spares nothing: packaged food, neo-colonial wars, the tyranny<br />
of brands, national m<strong>il</strong>itarism, suppression of democracy. Words which collide and fall into place. A voice which st<strong>il</strong>l remembers the<br />
destruction of the country that received him, Argentina. This ex<strong>per</strong>ience of a country of ex<strong>il</strong>e, a welcoming land that descended into<br />
totalitarian nightmare, is certainly most influential in the career of Rodrigo García: without doubt it forged and sharpened this hard<br />
and uncompromising spirit, that seeks out the barbarism that lurks beneath our comfortable democratic feet.<br />
© Christian Berthelot