Montage that investigates the experience of conscripts who had to do military service during the dictatorship. From Valparaíso comes this creation of the Teatro La Peste Research Center.
Five former army conscripts between 1973 and 1987 seek compensation from the State for what they had to live doing military service during the dictatorship. A journalist and her assistant ask them for their testimonies for a book. She, who was tortured and exiled, with her questions tries to find out degrees of guilt and data that will allow cases to be solved. While they are reliving their traumas. This occurs in Negros, a work by the Teatro La Peste Research Center.
This 17-year-old company from Valparaíso comes to GAM with a work that is an exponent of the theatrical style they have cultivated in their long career: Political theater and portrait of the marginal.
This work written by Fernando Mena and directed by Danilo Llanos is set in the mechanical workshop of Martínez, who was in the army between 1980 and 1982. Next to him is an accountant, a construction worker, a bricklayer and a man with a disability. Everyone wants to tell their truth.
Company Nagasaki
Lighting design Luis Felipe González
Set design Miguel Alvayay and Luis Felipe González
Production Gabriela Arancibia
July 18 to 28, 2018
Wed to Sat — 8:30 p.m.
Building A, floor 1, Room A2
$6,000 General.
$3,000 Est. and 3ed.
Over 14 years old.
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