Bicho canasto - Women Creators Cycle

On Sunday, May 13th, at 9:00 PM, at Pueblo Viejo, the dance-theater play “Bicho Canasto” by the group Cucú del Monte (Paraná) will be presented, as part of the Women Creators Cycle.

Admission is $100, with a discount for students and retirees at $80. Promotion for theater and dance students 2 for $100. Given that the Pueblo Viejo hall (Alem 230, Concordia) has limited capacity, it is recommended to purchase advance tickets at $80, on sale at La Púa Instrumentos (San Martín 56, 4227834).

This play is born from the meeting of three women. They attempt to retrace labyrinths, they rethink their relationships, their actions. They encourage each other to emancipate. And thus they build families, groups, herds. They look deep into their landscapes within their skin, they find refuges where fear has not yet arrived. They listen to the wild that cannot yet be controlled. The internal forest. This story emphasizes the coexistence of the wild and the tamed in a woman's daily life. The plot generated between duties, mandates, and the nature that pulses. The play is woven like the bagworm moth, gathering learnings to create a fertile place where one can grow and from which one can go out to fly or dance.

Synopsis
Summer day. Three women. The boundary between the human, the vegetal, wakefulness, and sleep blurs. The lethargy disarms them. They laboriously try to fix their flaws, they cooperate with each other, they accompany each other, they push each other to keep going.
They traverse emotional landscapes at every moment of the day. Their internal beasts find no rest, they want to get out of the basket but it is not yet the moment, they lay eggs.
Their bodies and the place transform, they adopt strange postures. The noble task of making a place for these internal and ephemeral worlds.

Technical sheet
Creation and Production: Cucú del Monte.
Performers: Sara Van Dembroucke, Fernanda Álvarez, María Florencia Barrera
Music: Leandro Drago and Heber Schaff.
Technical Assistance: Emilia Cersofio.
Choreographic assistance: Victoria Roldán.
Lighting design: Nadia Grandón.
Videos: Jimena Cantero.
Graphic Design: Martín Pérez Cámpos
Costumes: Ekaterina Gelroth and Solange Franco.