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In this debut work, the creative team sets the public as spectators in real situations and spaces, calling on verisimilitude as the collective\u2019s artistic opinion and political statement. Using irony and ceaseless questioning, the story is built through the destruction of narrative forms and theatrical idioms. The creative subject thus generates a constant dialog between the performance and the audience.<\/p>\n
The set design, acting, video, and music become relevant in the production, creating a new narrative in parallel with the script. This mix of idioms generates a result filled with worrying emotions that take us on a journey through moments that lie on the borderline between reality and fiction.<\/p>\n
The work\u2019s main thread is based on the decision and consequences that stem from one final option. That causes Ana and Clara, teenagers deprived of their freedom, to reflect on their situation and their indoctrination, questioning their lives. Their frustration gives rise to the idea of changing their destiny, renouncing their genetic and social heritage, and rewriting their own stories. That decisions butts up against the fears and repressions that society\u2019s straightjacket exerts upon them, the classic self-imposed need of a person transformed through courage and decisiveness. The work ends with an open message that gives the audience a chance to call in and confront their horrors; a space for consciousness.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nWRITER AND DIRECTOR<\/span>\n
Stefanis Duarte is a playwright and director, who studied the stage arts at the Universidad de Playa Ancha, Valpara\u00edso, ending her training with a production of La negra Ester<\/em>. She went on to continue studying new options at the Teatro La Memoria. In 2009 she presented Brecht\u2019s Antigone<\/em>, directed by Rodrigo P\u00e9rez, and The Seagull<\/em> by Checkhov, directed by Alfredo Castro. In the same year she joined the Teatro Mendicantes company, appearing in El gran baile gran<\/em>, En tr\u00e1nsito,<\/em> and street theater works De la chimba al puerto<\/em> and Plaza de armas<\/em>. Las trajedias se las dejamos a Shakespeare <\/em>is her directorial debut (2011). She is currently studying filmmaking at popular cinema school FECISO, where she is working on a documentary based on the works of Familia Repudio.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nCOMPANY<\/span>\n
Familia Repudio was founded in 2010 in the port city of Valpara\u00edso, as a response to a need to create and generate political art with a capacity to draw together different disciplines. From this position, the production seeks to strip away the hierarchies of the stage, calling on the wide range of roles that fit together in the collective: music, theater, video, graphics, art design, and graffiti, coming together to form a whole with the script. This work is born of inspiration to present the audience with a use of the stage that is set apart from the traditions of the theater, moving closer to reality, created in a context where criticism, fine art, and aesthetics meet in a message that seeks to make the audience confront its horrors, beauties, and fears. This decision causes the collective to contextualize and implant its creations in \u2018non-spaces\u2019 – the ghost places of popular geography, spaces set apart and forgotten at times by art and society.<\/p>\n
This tragedy with J is a text that takes in universal issues, using adolescent conflicts as an anecdote to talk about something of universal relevance. The creative journey helmed by Stefani Duarte started in 2010, with a goal of working from a context of the difficulty of being an active creative subject, able to state opinions, to make and occupy precariousness in order to twist it into an artistic work that is based on self-management and dedication to the theater.\u00a0 This search has reached an end, extirpating the persona phenomenon and rather dealing with the person.<\/p>\n
The group bases its work on the didactics of dialog, building a conversation with the audience through a discussion session held after each performance, where attendees have the chance to express the different feelings, emotions, and opinions that the work has given them. This, they believe, creates a true dialog and meeting point between the actor and the spectator. The Familia is currently working on a laboratory initiative to sow the seeds for its next work, Juana tres kokos<\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nFICHA ART\u00cdSTICA<\/span>\n
Company\u00a0Familia Repudio<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nDirection\u00a0Stefanis Duarte<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nDramaturgy\u00a0Stefanis Duarte and Dominique Aravena<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nCast\u00a0Stefanis Duarte and Dominique Aravena<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nMusic\u00a0Jana Siimes<\/strong>.<\/p>\nIntegral design Familia Repudio<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nScenography construction and lightning\u00a0Eduardo P. Hinojosa<\/strong>.<\/p>\nTechnicians\u00a0Lucia Valenzuela, Felipe San Martin and Ximena Ca\u00f1as<\/strong>.<\/p>\nStage machinery\u00a0Gonzalo Olivares<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nGraphic\u00a0Gonzalo Olivares<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nAudiovisual realization\u00a0Felipe Bello and Familia Repudio<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\nPremiere\u00a0November 24th 2011,<\/strong>\u00a0Liceo Eduardo de la Barra<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\nLength\u00a01 hour<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
En esta \u00f3pera prima, los creadores instalan al p\u00fablico como espectadores de espacios y situaciones reales, apelando a la verosimilitud como opini\u00f3n art\u00edstica y discurso pol\u00edtico del colectivo. In this debut work, the creative team sets the public as spectators in real situations and spaces, calling on verisimilitude as the collective\u2019s artistic opinion and political statement.