Based on a true story:
Russia, 1905. The situation has reached the point where the blood of innocents accumulates in the streets. A group of revolutionary terrorists called the Combat Organization meet clandestinely to plan the assassination of the governor of Moscow, Grand Duke Sergius.
Russia, 1905. The situation has reached the point where the blood of innocents accumulates in the streets. A group of revolutionary terrorists called the Combat Organization meet clandestinely to plan the assassination of the governor of Moscow, Grand Duke Sergius.
With this symbolic act in which they will sacrifice their lives, they will raise their proclamation for justice against the tyranny of the Tsar, contributing to the liberation of the people and the path to the Revolution. At the time of the attack, Yanek, the young man responsible for throwing the bomb, regretted doing so because there were children alongside the Duke's company. This act divides the organization, revealing doubts, contradictions and raising questions that continue over time to the present:
What is it to be fair? Does the end justify the means? Should sacrificing human lives under the protection of an ideal be allowed and justified? Violence: A means to solve problems or an effect that we have to change? The work, through its representative characters, in a staging that reflects on contemporary and dialectical forms of theatricality, exposes different political visions on what we could come to consider today, as justice and violence.
Author: Albert Camus
Direction: Ernesto Orellana G.
Scenic design: Jorge Zambrano.
Costumes: Muriel Parra and Felipe Criado.
Music: Marcello Martínez.
Cast: Claudia Cabezas, Nicolás Pavez, Tamara
Ferreira, Guilherme Sepúlveda, Trinidad González,
Claudio Riveros.
What is it to be fair? Does the end justify the means? Should sacrificing human lives under the protection of an ideal be allowed and justified? Violence: A means to solve problems or an effect that we have to change? The work, through its representative characters, in a staging that reflects on contemporary and dialectical forms of theatricality, exposes different political visions on what we could come to consider today, as justice and violence.
Author: Albert Camus
Direction: Ernesto Orellana G.
Scenic design: Jorge Zambrano.
Costumes: Muriel Parra and Felipe Criado.
Music: Marcello Martínez.
Cast: Claudia Cabezas, Nicolás Pavez, Tamara
Ferreira, Guilherme Sepúlveda, Trinidad González,
Claudio Riveros.