The five favorites
An essential – Seppukuby Angelica Liddell
A show that starts at 4.45 in the morning? yes, Seppuku It’s not just theater, it’s an event. Inspired by Mishima and the imagery of ritual sacrifice, Liddell summons an extreme experience about beauty, eroticism and death. Have you ever seen live the theater artist of the moment?
A novelty – Ophelia’s Got Talentby Florentina Holzinger
Florentina Holzinger arrives to shake the Grec from within. Body, risk, excess, irreverence. An artist who does not ask for permission and who brings to the festival an untamable energy. A debut in Barcelona of those who raise the temperature.
A return – The true story of Ricardo IIIby Calixto Bieito
The return of Calixto Bieito always has something to do with alertness. Now fear enters Ricardo IIIthat is, through the great door of power, violence and ambition. A Shakespeare passed through his filter: dry, uncomfortable, fierce and still necessary.
A need – Wasted Landby Ntando Cele
South African artist established in Switzerland, Ntando Cele brings us a piece that must be seen with a clear eye. Wasted Land promises discomfort of the good: the one that dismantles alibis, questions privileges and puts in crisis the imposed Western superiority. Theater to decolonize the mind.
to dance – Inventionsfrom Mal Pelo
The essential Mal Pelo return home: debut in the Teatre Grec con Inventionsa piece that has conquered half of Europe. Third installment of Bach Projectchoreography that works on the relationship between body, music and stage thinking with that depth without stridency that is so characteristic of him. Dance to enter poco poco and leave lit up.
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