To God what belongs to God

 “The truth of God is with me,” says the evangelical pastor played by Paolo Marisio. On stage he looks, moves and talks like one. The theater is transformed into a cult where the pastor preaches, dressed in a suit, energetic, raising his voice and arms to heaven. Thus begins To God What Belongs to God, a work that comes from Concepción to GAM, written by Jean Chatnez and directed by Aguilera Justiniano.

This one-man show addresses topics such as poverty, sin, guilt, intolerance and fanaticism through the pastor's story. He talks about everything: a miracle, tithing, how you have to cut your hair, dress and use social media, to end up opening your heart by confessing the most difficult moments of your life.

Although there is only one actor on stage, the montage includes other voices in projections and audios, such as some that rescue true material from preaching about homosexuality or a video in which the actor and the director discuss the political opinion of the work.

Text: Jean Chatnez
Direction: Aguilera Justiniano
Acting: Paolo Marisio
Lighting: Erasmo Cubillos
Costumes: Victoria Aravena
Body Consulting: Pamela Gómez
Central Theme: Manuel García
Videos: Own Life and Óscar Vilugrón
Collaboration: Elena Henriquez
Photography: Guadalumpen