In collaboration with Juan Caloca and Lázaro Rodríguez
Documentary monologue that presents the multiplicity of voices and positions that emerged from the dissolution of Luz y Fuerza del Centro, beginning with the events of the night of Saturday, October 10, 2009, the day on which the company’s facilities were taken over by presidential decree.
The work is composed of accounts taken from interviews with former workers of the defunct company, who narrate, in a deeply personal way, what happened on that dark night. This narrative is interwoven with the voices of mass media, the voice of the state, and public opinion, with the aim of understanding the complexity of a social phenomenon such as this one.
The staging does not seek to impose a biased vision of the conflict, but rather to spark reflection on the importance of memory and its implications for understanding the present.
In collaboration with Juan Caloca and Lázaro Rodríguez
Documentary monologue that presents the multiplicity of voices and positions that emerged from the dissolution of Luz y Fuerza del Centro, beginning with the events of the night of Saturday, October 10, 2009, the day on which the company’s facilities were taken over by presidential decree.
The work is composed of accounts taken from interviews with former workers of the defunct company, who narrate, in a deeply personal way, what happened on that dark night. This narrative is interwoven with the voices of mass media, the voice of the state, and public opinion, with the aim of understanding the complexity of a social phenomenon such as this one.
The staging does not seek to impose a biased vision of the conflict, but rather to spark reflection on the importance of memory and its implications for understanding the present.
