HAMELIN
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SYNOPSIS
HAMELIN starts from the lie (the NO-WORD) and the political, social and economic corruption inherent in the human being: the misery of having no values. Rats lead us to the plague of greed, depravity and the power of mainstream capitalism, but also to our selfishness. They are a sarcastic and ironic symbol of the times we live in. Everything can be bought and sold. Rats have taken to the streets and our lives. HAMELIN starts from the lie (the NO-WORD) and the political, social and economic corruption inherent in the human being: the misery of having no values. ARTISTS
Original Idea: ORLAND VERDÚ, Direction/Dance Butoh: ORLAND VERDÚ, Live Music: PAVEL AMILCAR - Con EMANUEL NALLIN (collaboration), Lights: AMARANTA ALBORNOZ, Photography: JUSTIN P BROWN, Video: KATIA KUSH. HAMELIN – The Flautist and the Rats is a Butoh Dance solo performed and directed by Orland Verdú (ORACLES Theatre), with live music by the violinist Pavel Amilcar and flute collaboration by Emanuel Nallín. The play is based on the story 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin', a European classic compiled by the Grimm brothers and develops a contemporary and poetic dramaturgy of the movement. ![]()
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