Snorkel

Snorkeling is a sport, or so they say. In this story for the stage, the characters seem to be returning from a distant, aquatic party that's only a memory. Voices, multiple and echoing, attempt, like the men and women of today, to pull their heads above water, while keeping their gaze riveted on the beauty of the seabed. Word and body should, through the performance to come, find a balance, thanks to the perfect dramaturgical composition of the text.

The observation, in kaleidoscopic form, of a lakeside landscape, a tourist camp, a monastery where modernity goes to rest, gives us to see an ascent where all and all break their faces, with humor and realism.

The characters aren't always human, don't always have a name, and don't always share the same time, but what they have in common is the awareness of sailing adrift trying to understand a world that Snorkel composes in a vertical journey, from the deep darkness of a lake to the first human colony on Mars.