The prominent choreographer Elizabeth Rodríguez experiments with the possibilities and ages of the body, memory and identity, in a scenic creation with the performers Lucas Balmaceda, Thomas Bentin, Nuri Gutes and Marcos Matus.

Free radicals are molecules that become unstable when they lose the electron that accompanies them and react quickly by searching for a new one. Our body produces many radicals to fight viruses or in the aging process.

With this principle, the work of choreographer Elizabeth Rodríguez experiments with memory and identity, the diversity and instability of bodies, in a scenic creation for five performers. They are located in a black on white space, in a space in which the absence of color allows a finer perception of the body and its mobility.

Original idea and direction: Elizabeth Rodríguez.
Comprehensive Direction and Art Direction: Carola Sánchez.
Performers: Lucas Balmaceda, Thomas Bentin, Nuri Gutes, Marcos Matus and Elizabeth Rodríguez.
Costumes: Mauro Núñez.
Sound: Miguel Miranda.
Lighting: Francisco Herrera.
Production: Josefina Greene.
Interactive design: Oscar Llauquén.
Scientific advice: Miguel Fuentes.

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