Details

Tuberias archiveOn a mission to discover the life giving liquid called water, four eccentric characters embark on a quest guided by an ancient transcript found in the desert. An enormous pipe structure needs to be built. With three Cirque du Soleil artists in the cast, the Barcelona based collaboration highlights skilled performance through an independent voice concerned about global warming. A multidisciplinary show that combines the narrative power of theatre, the spectacle of the circus, and the visually captivating world of corporeal mime. Accompanied this time by original music performed live by Mosaico Jazz Trio. A mobile scaffold as scenery is used, which is transformed throughout history, within the stage space. Four actors are performing the spectacle, two of them are on pneumatic stilts (compressed air stilts that allow acrobatic high jumps) and the other two performing on the floor. Different circus disciplines within the show are executed: object manipulation, acrobatics and jumps on stilts; jumps with double rope and a number of animation with audience participation. A choreographed and acrobatic staging, supported by the music, Voice Over and projections of an audiovisual animation.

Cast/Performers

Matias Munoz (piano / didjeridoo / voice), Joao Vieira (drums / percussion / voice), Jorge da Rocha (contra bass / voice), Alba Comella, Matias Vulcano, Carlos Sosa, Mai Rojas

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Cia, TodoZancos, Mai Rojas, los Escultories del Aire
Producer(s): ME Entertainment and Arts, The Purpose of Madness
Company: TodoZancos
Director(s): Mai Rojas, Niharika Mahandru (movement assistant)
Lighting: Gareth Green
Music: Mosaico Jazz Trio
Other: Darius Bogdanowicz

Tuberias

Tuberias (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01066524179. Details of all Tuberias archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0823203556

Archive Listings

25 Oct 15
  to
26 Oct 15
Pleasance
Inner London, Greater London
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CORONAVIRUS: All UK venues closed on 16th March 2020, restrictions were lifted on 19th July 2021. Please note that iUKTDb archive listings between March 2020 and July 2021 may not be accurate as we did not receive details of all rescheduled and cancelled shows.

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