For the first time Humberto Maturana and Ximena Dávila, founders of the Matric School, collaborate on a dance work. A choreographic account of the emotional autobiography of its performers, directed by Vilma González.

This work of contemporary dance, performance, audiovisual and music has a secret script. Behind each solo, couple or group movement, there is a personal story of its performers. But what is seen on stage are not the facts, but rather what they felt in front of them, translated into a choreographic story.

In Matrix there is loneliness, pain, tension, aggression, curiosity, candor. “Beyond each person's events, we have all in some way passed through the same places,” says Vilma González, project director. Matriz was born from the questions that Vilma had while participating in La noche obstinada, a work by Pablo Rotemberg that investigated the violence of relationships. Three performers of this work joined the project.

Matriz was created in a laboratory process in which Escuela Matríztica collaborated, with the direct participation, among others, of its founders: Humberto Maturana and Ximena Dávila. The work is based on the thinking of this school, focused on people, on the way they live and coexist in search of preserving and expanding their well-being.

General Directorate Vilma González
Interpreters Marco Ignacio Orellana, Lucas Balmaceda, Nicolás Berrueta, Brigitte Kattan, Paulina Rebolledo. 
Fernanda González replaces Nicolás Berrueta on November 23 and 24 and December 1.
Music and sound Santiago Farah
Scenography and lighting design Francisco Herrera
Audiovisual Valentina Nazer, Diego Estay
Costume design Clarisa Menteguiaga, Melina Rapimán. 
Graphic design Daniel Hanselmann
Documentary record University Academy of Christian Humanism
Matríztica Humberto Maturana, Ximena Dávila, Simón Ramírez, Rodrigo Abett, Clara Acuña.  
Executive production Rodrigo Lozano
General production Macarena Uzcategui
Assistant director Fernanda González.

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