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HOMEM-AGEM | Coletivo Bestiário

"We are walking a path of progressive deterioration. Thus, it is urgent to catch up with the pace of time and anchor our roots, and yet we constantly destroy those who created us. It is in this tension between what was and what could be that we are left to act in a trembling present. To pay tribute always implies an action. But why this primitive drive to pay homage to something or someone? Perhaps, in doing so, we feel less loneliness. Perhaps, in doing so, we manage to feel closer to our origins. Or perhaps it is none of this! Time is running out." — Teresa Vaz

Artistic Direction and Staging: Teresa Vaz

Performance: Afonso Viriato, Helena Caldeira, Miguel Ponte, Teresa Manjua, and Teresa Vaz

Scenic Space and Costume Curation: Bruna Mendes | Lighting Design: Manuel Abrantes

Technical Operation: Evelin Bandeira | Sound Design Assistance: Filipe Baptista | Photography and Video: Jorge Albuquerque Production: Bestiário and Diana Almeida | Press Office: Helena Marteleira | Graphic Image: Sérgio Condeço & Neurónio

Co-production Artistic Residency: O Espaço do Tempo, UMCOLETIVO, Largo Residências

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HOMO SACER | Coletivo Bestiário

"Homo Sacer has its origins in Roman law, used to designate someone who never had or lost their identity and, in doing so, surrenders their fatum to the Gods: an Oedipus who, after gouging out his eyes, wanders at the mercy of anyone; a Roman soldier who, in battle, in the pursuit of victory, hurls himself into enemy territory because the probability of returning is negligible; the Calon, who during the transition to industrial society were listed and persecuted with the epithet of having an aversion to work. These are the faces of oblivion that melt away. They are spectral bodies, the potential of those who are present yet invisible."

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Artistic and Technical Credits:

Direction and Dramaturgy: Maria Gil and Teresa V. Vaz

Creation and Performance: Afonso Viriato, Helena Caldeira, Kali Musa, Maria Gil, Miguel Ponte, Teresa Manjua, and Vasco Lello

Theoretical Curation and Dramaturgical Support: Silvia Rodríguez Maeso

Lighting Design: Manuel Abrantes

Scenic Space: Daniela Cardante

Costume Design: Isabel Brissos

Production Management: Bestiário

Production Management Support: Bruno Esteves

Executive Production: Diana Almeida

Video: Rafael Fonseca

Photography: Bruno Simão

Communication Advisory: Helena Marteleira

Accounting: António Abrantes - Contabilidade e Serviços

Layout of the Show Booklet: Bruno Inácio

Proofreading of the Show Booklet: António Pedro

Co-production: Casa da Cultura de Ílhavo - 23 Milhas, Teatro Municipal de Bragança, Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, and Teatro Viriato

Hosting Venues and Residencies: Cine Teatro Curvo Semedo, Cine Teatro de Elvas, Cine Teatro de Serpa, Mákina de Cena - Festival Contrapeso, and Cine Teatro Louletano

Co-production Residencies: Casa da Cultura de Ílhavo - 23 Milhas, O Espaço do Tempo, and Teatro Viriato

Residencies: DeVIR CAPa

Financial Support: Lisbon City Council | Portuguese Republic - Culture | DGARTES – Directorate-General for the Arts

Support: Bestiário (publisher), CoffeePaste, Gerador, and Pólo Cultural das Gaivotas

© 2016 por Teresa Manjua

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