La mala dicció

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Indi Gest

The last part of a trilogy that re-interprets Shakespeare's works takes Macbeth as its starting point for staging an allegory about the power of words and the delirium of imagination.

La mala dicció completes the trilogy begun by La caiguda dAmlet (o La caiguda de lac) (2007) and Lempestat (2015), the result of a personal rereading of Shakespeare's tragedies. The first was influenced by Hamlet and the second by The Tempest, while the latest instalment distorts Macbeth, moving to today’s world, not so much the theme of ambition for possessing power, but rather the way in which we are possessed by power.

We are under the effects of an enchantment that leaves us blinded by present-day capital —isthmus, between those on top and those below, between good and evil—. And, thanks to geography and an evident polarity, we have power and the illusion of freedom. And we have played with them: dominated by power and eternally dissatisfied, so much so that we have abused that power, and our innumerable crimes have taken the world to the brink of collapse.

Now that we are aware, we are experiencing regrets, and at night we have nightmares that wake us up. Once the natural world has been destroyed, all we have left is this world chock-a-block with language. We have been cursed because we have turned to addiction.

A 2021 Barcelona Grec Festival, Indi Gest and Teatre Lliure production.

In cooperation with Oficina de Suport a la Iniciativa Cultural (OSIC).

Artistic card

Author: Jordi Oriol Performed by: Paula Malia, Jordi Oriol, Carles Pedragosa Direction: Xavier Albertí Set and costumes: Sílvia Delagneau Lighting: Àlex Aviñoa Sound: Pau Matas Assistant director: Roger Vila Characterization advisor: Rut Fulgado Dressmaker: Godetes Hatter: Nina Pawlowsky Set construction: Jorba-Miró estudi-taller d’escenografia, Theatrend Baschet Instruments specialist: Dr. Martí Ruiz i Carulla Poster: Riki Blanco Executive production: Helena Font Production assistant: Gina Aspa Aknowledgements: Andreu Ubach, Tania Ubach, Teatre Lliure, Grec Festival de Barcelona Photography: Sílvia Poch

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    Teatre Lliure Gràcia