El castor que plorava
cabosanroque adapts Calderón in a play in an unconventional space
cabosanroque adapts Calderón in a play in an unconventional space
With this play, Cabosanroque explores the baroque allegory that equates stage and life. A show very loosely inspired by Calderón de la Barca’s El gran teatro del mundo.
Artistic team
Creation: cabosanroque (Laia Torrents Carulla and Roger Aixut Sampietro)
Construction: Cabosanroque and Kike Blanco
Technological development: Julià Carboneras Girga
Original music: cabosanroque
Manuel de Falla adaptation: cabosanroque
Musical Interpretation: Pere Jou
Images: cabosanroque and Frau Recerques Visuals
Catalan and Spanish voiceovers: David Climent and Mònica López
English voiceovers: Nick Macarte and Victòria Macarte
Executive production: Helena Febrés Fraylich
Co-production: cabosanroque, CNTC of Madrid, Department of Culture and Catalan Institute of Cultural Enterprises (ICEC) of the Generalitat of Catalonia and Temporada Alta
With the support of: Center for the Creation of Performing Arts – El Canal de Salt and the Lluís Coromina Foundation.
Acknowledgments: Cube.bz and Jordi Oriol
De la mateixa companyia
Sous les Violons, La Plage! (TA23), Flors i viatges (TA22), Audioguia per a supermercats en temps de pandèmia (TA20), Dimonis (TA19), No em va fer Joan Brossa (TA16)
Premiere in Catalonia
This show is presented within the framework of Pyrenart II, POCTEFA 2021-2027 project (Spain – France – Andorra), co-financed by the European Development Fund (ERDF).