The rise and fall of Don Giovanni

The idea is to use resources from post-dramatic theatre and experimental music to explore one of Mozart's most performed works:

- All workshop participants will be on stage.

- The scenic space will be progressively constructed in view of the spectator.

- The elements that will make up the scenography will be used as sound elements.

Objectives of the workshop:

- Experimenting new ways of creating a new sound and scenographic space through destruction as the genesis of creation and metaphor.

- Reshaping ways of performing titles belonging to the world traditional repertoire, aiming the connection with new audiences.

- Re-thinking opera performances throughout the modern language applied in other performative arts.

- Embracing new perspectives of communication between the stage and audience.

About the mentors:

cabosanroque is a duo of sound artists born from a numerous music collective formed in Barcelona in 2001. In between experimental music, plastic and performing arts, their work aims the expressive possibilities of machine, object and sound. Resident artists in Fundació Lluís Coromina, in Banyoles since 2015.
cabosanroque are Laia Torrents (1976) graduate in Industrial Engineering in UPC and superior studies of Composition, Harmony and Arrangements in Taller de Músics, and Roger Aixut (1975) graduate in Architecture in UPC.

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