***PREMIERE 2024***
Kill me (2024) is the continuation of Love me (2022) and Fuck me (2020), in turn it is part of the “Remember to live” project, in which I intend to present different versions of plays until the day I die.
Going into the cliché of the midlife crisis, I began to film everything I did: with my heart open 24 hours a day, I recorded everything. Until one day I collapsed, got a psychiatric diagnosis and decided to make it my next work.
I summoned four dancers with mental disorders and Nijinsky to create a spectacle about the madness for love. But we are going to say that the topic is mental health to enter within the inclusive agenda of the art market.
Because that is my curse, having to créate shows that sell and thus stay alive in the world (of theater).
Marina Otero
TECHNICAL SHEET
Text and direction Marina Otero
With Ana Cotoré - Josefina Gorostiza – Natalia Lopéz Godoy - Myriam Henne-Adda Marina Otero - Tomás Pozzi
Live music Myriam Henne-Adda
Assistant director Lucrecia Pierpaoli
Lighting and space design Victor Longás Vicente - David Seldes
Costumes design Andy Piffer
Technical direction and lighting on tour Victor Longás Vicente
Playwright Martín Flores Cárdenas
Photography Sofia Alazraki
Video Florencia de Mugica
Production assistant Kysy Fischer
General and executive production Mariano de Mendonça
Distribution Otto Productions (Nicolas Roux, Lucila Piffer) – Tecuatro (Jonathan Zak, Maxime Seugé) - PTC Teatro (Olvido Orovio)
Co-production Teatros del Canal (Madrid) – HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin) - Printemps des Comédiens (Montpéllier) - Théâtre du Rond-Point (Paris) - Célestins – Théâtre de Lyon - FITEI Festival Internacional de Teatro de expressão Iberica (Porto)
With the support of Artistic residency of the Casa Velázquez du Ministère d’Education Supérieur - FITLO Ibero-American Theater Festival of La Rioja
This spectacle has been selected and benefited from the IBERESCENA 2024 Aid
Premiere Jun 4, 2024 at Printemps des Comédiens, Montpellier, France
Show lenght: 90 minutes
This show is recommended for ages 16 and up
Sensitive content warning: mention of suicide