Miguel Maia's new show presents a distorted version ofThe wild duck, by Henrik Ibsen.
In this free adaptation, we work in limbo between the physical presence of the actor, inherent to the theater, and the vertigo of the images, present in all spheres of human experience. Ibsen, one of the fathers of naturalism in theater, who sought to show things on stage as they were, pursued a certain idea of verisimilitude, maintaining a great symbolic glow.
How do we relate today to the search for truth, in a context of spectator-enactors, clinging to their hyperbolic avatars on networks likeTikTok, or in infinite scenarios of any metaverse?
If before we were looking for the truth on stage, what are we looking for now?
TokenArtistic and Technical
creation |Miguel Maia
from "The Wild Duck" by Henrik Ibsen, translated by Gil Costa Santos and Ragnhild Marthine Bø
interpretation|Cirila Bossuet, João Cachola, Sandra Pereira, Tiago Bôto
support for creation |Laura Morais da Silva
video |Mário Melo Costa
scenography and props |Nuno Tomaz
costumes |Rita Rosa
characterization |Rita Pico
light design |Manuel Abrantes
sound environment |Miguel Raposo Lima
intern staging assistance |Rodrigo Esteves
photography and design |Sonia Godinho
production direction |Inês Achando
executive production|Beatriz Sousa
press office |this is ground control
thanks
Miguel CastroCaldas, Gil Costa Santos
PRESENTATIONS
Ibérico Theater
April 4th to 7th, 2024
The New Reals
AN OPEN CONVERSATION
TO THE PUBLIC
On November 25th we opened a conversation that will continue until the premiere of Miguel Maia's next creation, in April 2024 at the Teatro Ibérico.
We brought together the public and the team and with the special participation of Miguel Castro Caldas, we discussed what moves us to create this play.
TEATRO IBÉRICO
25 nov. 2023 | 16h