Teaser, 59''.
SOUND FICTION IN 4 EPISODES
THE PLAY WAS ONLINE
from 20 March, 2021
until 20 June, 2021
This work by Katja Brunner is an urgent and poetic call for solidarity, beyond standardizations. A polyphonic declaration of war on all hegemony of interpretation and ideals of femininity. Feminine or feminized corporeality, often so painful, takes the floor here. At the same time, it bears witness to inadequacies and wounds, to renunciation and withdrawal to a place without words.
Translation
Carla Imbrogno
Direction
Daniel Marabolí
Cast
Catalina Saavedra
Javiera Mendoza
María José Pizarro
Audiovisual Technique
Pablo Mois
Production
Ignacio Tolorza
Executive Production
Teatro del Puente
Katja Brunner was born in 1991 in Zurich, Switzerland. She studied creative and stage writing at the University of Bern, and at the Berlin University of the Arts. In 2010, in Zurich, her first play “Too short the legs”, a risky and radical writing about child abuse, was premiered. For her body of work, Brunner received numerous awards, including the Mülheim Playwriting Prize, the most important award for German-language playwriting.
Her latest performative text, The Hand is a Lonely Hunter, premiered in 2019 at the Volksbühne Theater in Berlin.
For the translation of this work, Carla Imbrogno was supported by the Société Suisse des Auteurs (SSA) and a residency grant from the Looren Translators' House and Pro Helvetia.
This Sound Fiction premiered in January 2021 as part of the SANTIAGO OFF International Festival.
Interview with Katja Brunner, author of "The hand is a lonely hunter", conducted by the Sound Fiction's actresses, at Teatro del Puente, in January 2021. A dialogue about the creative process, feminism, the relationship between dramaturgy and staging, translation, and the differences between Europe and South America.
Teaser, 59''.
SOUND FICTION IN 4 EPISODES
THE PLAY WAS ONLINE
from 20 March, 2021
until 20 June, 2021
This work by Katja Brunner is an urgent and poetic call for solidarity, beyond standardizations. A polyphonic declaration of war on all hegemony of interpretation and ideals of femininity. Feminine or feminized corporeality, often so painful, takes the floor here. At the same time, it bears witness to inadequacies and wounds, to renunciation and withdrawal to a place without words.
Traducción
Carla Imbrogno
Dirección
Daniel Marabolí
Elenco
Catalina Saavedra
Javiera Mendoza
María José Pizarro
Técnica audiovisual
Pablo Mois
Producción
Ignacio Tolorza
Producción Ejecutiva
Teatro del Puente
For the translation of this work, Carla Imbrogno was supported by the Société Suisse des Auteurs (SSA) and a residency grant from the Looren Translators' House and Pro Helvetia.
This Sound Fiction premiered in January 2021 as part of the SANTIAGO OFF International Festival.
Katja Brunner was born in 1991 in Zurich, Switzerland. She studied creative and stage writing at the University of Bern, and at the Berlin University of the Arts. In 2010, in Zurich, her first play “Too short the legs”, a risky and radical writing about child abuse, was premiered. For her body of work, Brunner received numerous awards, including the Mülheim Playwriting Prize, the most important award for German-language playwriting.
Her latest performative text, The Hand is a Lonely Hunter, premiered in 2019 at the Volksbühne Theater in Berlin.
Interview with Katja Brunner, author of "The hand is a lonely hunter", conducted by the Sound Fiction's actresses, at Teatro del Puente, in January 2021. A dialogue about the creative process, feminism, the relationship between dramaturgy and staging, translation, and the differences between Europe and South America.
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