In the Greek theatre, ‘Ubris’ signified the unkindness of fate.
This is a production in two acts of mime and pantomime with voice and song interwoven.
The show contains ten numbers, each one being interpreted in a different style: melodramatic pantomime, tragic pantomime, naturalist, absurd, parody, classical pantomime, etc.

We can't clarify much about this performance. As with 'El Joc' this play doesn't deal with literary or conceptual theatre, so it must be the spectator who reaches his own conclusions, any clarification would do nothing but limit his freedom of reception beforehand.

We don't believe that we ourselves are the most capable of explaining the performance.

We only need to make clear that the briefest little text in Catalan, which is used in all the scenes of the play, has no logical sense as it's only function is expression and sound.We would like the spectators to be sufficiently free to feel whatever they please, and despite each person taking away a different experience, whatever the experience, it will be real.

Els Joglars

 

 

 

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