Helen Brown is an autobiographical montage by Trinidad Piriz, who recounts her experience when she was the victim of a million-dollar fraud in Germany and decides to go in search of Helen Brown, her scammer.
The work, created and directed by Piriz and Daniel Marabolí, proposes to reflect on problems such as the socio-cultural misunderstanding generated by languages, immigration as a search for opportunities, and institutional bureaucracy.
To do this, Piriz's voice and acting performance are combined with Marabolí's music and sound.
The work, created and directed by Piriz and Daniel Marabolí, proposes to reflect on problems such as the socio-cultural misunderstanding generated by languages, immigration as a search for opportunities, and institutional bureaucracy.
To do this, Piriz's voice and acting performance are combined with Marabolí's music and sound.
Creation and direction Trinidad Piriz, Daniel Marabolí
Dramaturgy Trinidad Piriz
Musical and sound design Daniel Marabolí
Graphic art Andy Dockett
Technical operator Javier Canales
