Enrique Diaz
OTRO (or) weknowitsallornothing
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OTRO (or) weknowitsallornothing
Artistic Direction and dramaturgy, Cristina Moura and Enrique Diaz
Concept, Enrique Diaz
Scenography, Aurora dos Campos
Music, Lucas Marcier
Light, Renato Machado
Video, Felipe Ribeiro
Creation costumes, Luíza Marcier
Stage Manager, Marcos Lesqueves
Direction Assistant and Dramaturgy collaboration, Alex Cassal
Trainees, Michel Blois, Isadora Malta
Created and performed by Enrique Diaz, Daniela Fortes, Renato Linhares, Cristina Moura, Felipe Rocha, Raquel Rocha, Denise Stutz, Thierry Tremouroux
Musician, Lucas Marcier
Production Enrique Diaz, Machenka Produções
Coproduction KunstenFestivaldesarts ; Hellerau – European Center for the Arts, Dresden ; Wiener Festwochen ; Tempo-Festival das Artes, Rio de Janeiro ; Le-Maillon, Scène Européenne - Théâtre de Strasbourg ; La Ferme du Buisson, Scène nationale de Marne-la-Vallée
Corealisation La Ferme du Buisson, Scène nationale de Marne-la-Vallée ; Festival d’Automne à Paris
The Festival TEMPS D’IMAGES is a proposition by ARTE and the Ferme du Buisson.
With the support of ONDA
Associate Production in Rio de Janeiro : Rossine de Freitas, MD Fortes Produções Artísticas
Tour Manager : Henrique Mariano
Production : Made In Productions
The Coletivo Improviso, headed by Enrique Diaz and Christina Moura, has explored issues of urban spatiality and the place of theater in society. Their new work reflects on the dialectics between the self and the other. They invented stories and characters out of documents, objects and testimonies collected from familiar or unknown persons.
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