A gay love story that crosses times and genres to address topics such as theater and HIV. Third part of the trilogy Homosexual Identity and Memory in Chile, directed by Jimmy Daccarett.
Live undetectable or die of AIDS? Chile is among the 10 countries with the most new cases of HIV. Fractured Narcissus, third work in this trilogy after Sangre Como la Mía and Heterophobia, brings the theme to the stage in a montage that It unites the political and poetic with drama, fantasy and black humor.
The love story between two men They separate and meet again in critical circumstances It is reconstructed in a fragmented way by four national playwrights: Jorge Marchant Lazcano, Juan Claudio Burgos, Bosco Cayo and Pablo Dubott. “They share their own reflections and experiences about what it was and what it means to be homosexual in Chile from an emotional, sexual, family, social, political and even theatrical perspective,” says Daccarett.
Different moments in the relationship of these two lovers will intersect with conspiracy theories about HIV and the curse of a suicidal skater, among other topics.
Director: Jimmy Daccarett Tàpies
Production: Stephanie Preller
Sound and musical design: Daniel Marabolí
Comprehensive design: Ricardo Romero
Audiovisual projections: Guillermo Donoso and Eduardo Cerón
Photo gallery credit: Patricio Melo
Jun 28 to Jul 20, 2019
Wed to Sat – 9 p.m.
Building B, 2nd floor Room N1
$ 6,000 General.
$ 3,000 Est. and 3ed.
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