FICHA TÉCNICO-ARTÍSTICA

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Intérpretes (por orden alfabético):

Mariana Cinat, Lucía Cuesta, Martín Dodera, Manuel Pallero, Matías Viera

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Coreografía (por orden alfabético):

Mariana Cinat, Lucía Cuesta, Manuel Pallero, Carla Rimola, Matías Viera

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Dirección coreográfica:

Carla Rimola y Lucio Bazzalo

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Música original compuesta

e interpretada por:

Sebastián Morell

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Diseño y realización

de visuales e iluminación:

Lucio Bazzalo

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Diseño de vestuario:

Daniela Chihuailaf

Asistente de vestuario:

Flavia Chihuailaf

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Make up:

Bárbara Majnemer

Peinado:

Bea Belaustegui

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Producción técnica:

Lucio Bazzalo

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Colaboración técnica:

Ana Heilpern, Martín Dodera,

Manuel Benavidez

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Operación técnica:

Manuel Benavidez;

Camilo Ortiz;

Ian Sadowskiy

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Comunicación y prensa:

Mutuverría PR

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Producción:

Mariana Cinat y Lucio Bazzalo

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Dramaturgia y dirección:

Lucio Bazzalo

Stasis is an immersive, hybrid performance that blends Dance, Theater, and New Technologies.
In Estasis, the stage design immerses the audience in a different dimension.
The work invites the audience to enter the theatrical space in an unconventional way, positioning them within the piece, abducted by visuals that fill the room, enveloping the stage, the spectators, and the performers.

Group choreographies move across the stage and the bleachers, where bodies climb, roll, or let themselves fall, defeated by gravity and reflection.

Each of the four performers has their moment, competing for their time in the spotlight. In these moments, their real-time image is multiplied throughout the space—on walls, floors, and structures. They feel the need to share something about their life, recall a dream from the previous night, or express a thought on the world with the voice of an ironic proclamation that calls for examining the present.

Estasis is a work that crosses disciplinary boundaries and shifts the audience’s perspective, making them feel ‘inside’ the performance, as though they are part of everything happening. It challenges them from within, offering a proposal where live art permeates their body.

Synopsis
Four subjects, products of self-design, search for themselves while navigating the geographies of a digital matrix.
Amid bursts of obsessive thoughts, poetic impulses, and reflections of hyper-contemporaneity, the need for individual, collective, and global change emerges like a wild plant sprouting through digital asphalt.

On the surface of a mirror, a question takes shape:
Why don’t you change?Estasis es una obra escénica inmersiva, hibrida Performance, Danza, Teatro y Nuevas tecnologías.

stasis is an immersive, hybrid performance that blends Dance, Theater, and New Technologies.
In Estasis, the stage design immerses the audience in a different dimension.
The work invites the audience to enter the theatrical space in an unconventional way, positioning them within the piece, abducted by visuals that fill the room, enveloping the stage, the spectators, and the performers.

Group choreographies move across the stage and the bleachers, where bodies climb, roll, or let themselves fall, defeated by gravity and reflection.

Each of the four performers has their moment, competing for their time in the spotlight. In these moments, their real-time image is multiplied throughout the space—on walls, floors, and structures. They feel the need to share something about their life, recall a dream from the previous night, or express a thought on the world with the voice of an ironic proclamation that calls for examining the present.

Estasis is a work that crosses disciplinary boundaries and shifts the audience’s perspective, making them feel ‘inside’ the performance, as though they are part of everything happening. It challenges them from within, offering a proposal where live art permeates their body.

Synopsis
Four subjects, products of self-design, search for themselves while navigating the geographies of a digital matrix.
Amid bursts of obsessive thoughts, poetic impulses, and reflections of hyper-contemporaneity, the need for individual, collective, and global change emerges like a wild plant sprouting through digital asphalt.

On the surface of a mirror, a question takes shape:
Why don’t you change?