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From Fiódor Dostoievski, DIRECTED BY ORIOL BROGGI
What we present to you is the life of a man who wonders, remembers and recognizes the raw truth of his story. Why does he do it? He's looking for an answer that his wife, the big absentee in this story, couldn't give him either.
A reference silenced, interrogated, surpassed; the mirror that returns the most cruel and sincere reflection. A little gem of Dostoevsky is offered to those who want to hear it. Why not have loved each other in time? Why not have said it? Why not have lived loving each other without pride?
"Now he speaks alone... Now he seems to be addressing an invisible listener, a kind of judge... He explains what "happened". Despite the coherence of the speech, it contradicts itself a few times, in logic and also in feelings. There is rudeness of thought and heart and, at the same time, a deep feeling. Little by little he really clarifies what happened and focuses "ideas on what he touches". The series of memories he has evoked, in the end, leads him inexorably to the truth. The truth lifts his spirit and heart…”
Fyodor Dostoyevsky, prologue to his story
Text
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Translation
Miquel Cabal Guarro
Work on the text for dramaturgy
Ramón Vila
Final version
Andreu Benito, Ramon Vila and Oriol Broggi
A production of La Perla 29
With
Andrew Benito
Direction
Oriol Broggi
Customs
Elizabeth Meoz
Space and lights
Technical teams of La Perla 29
Original idea
Andreu Benito
We listen to and see Andrew passing through Dostoevsky's words and silences and discovering, through his way of saying, a radical way of explaining a character. It seems that while he speaks he has an eye looking at himself while on the scene, and he may be waiting to convey unconscious emotions as if he had the reins of horses that unfold.
Everything is in his tone of voice, in himself and what he explains. In the air we share. In what the actor is while playing a character. Listening to what he says, we think that "when the actor is on stage it makes us discover who he is (and who we are)", "attentive to what he is doing, as with an eye, an outward look, serving us with a common experience between him and us" as Yoshi Oida says, and "with infinite patience and unfailing determination". Andreu's time is suspended, and we wonder the importance of a point and a part.
All life suspended in the air.
Oriol Broggi
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