«En la mesura de l'impossible»

from ANDREU SOTORRA / ESCRIPTOR I PERIODISTA · host Andreu Sotorra

Viatge sense flors al país de l'Impossible. Crítica teatral de l'obra «En la mesura de l'impossible», de Tiago Rodrigues. Traducció de Cristina Genebat. Intèrprets: Joan Amargós, Màrcia Cisteró, Andrew Tarbet i Elena Tarrats. Música, so i vídeo en directe: Mar Orfila. Espai: Bibiana Puigdefàbregas. Llums: Guillem Gelabert. Vestuari: Gina Moliné. Assessorament de moviment: Vero Cendonya. Construcció arbre: Taller d'escenografia Castells. Vídeo promocional: Mar Orfila i Anna Molins. Fotografia cartell: Noemí Elias Bascuñana. Fotografia: Alex Rademakers. Regidoria: Maria Molist i Marc Serra. Tècnics funcions: Quim Nuevo, Pau Segura i Martí Serra. Agraïments a Ahmad Alhamasha, Al Martinho, Álex Álvarez, Montse Bartui, Helena Cardellach, Irina Manrique, Anna Molins, Joan Parera, Vicenta Obón. Una producció de La Perla 29. Ajudants de direcció: Emma Arquillué. Direcció: Cristina Genebat. Teatre La Biblioteca, Barcelona, 1 març 2026. Veu: Andreu Sotorra. Música: Perfect Day. Intèrpret: Lou Reed (guitarra), David Bowie (veus), Mick Ronson (guitarra, corda i veus), Thunder Thighs (veus), Klaus Voorman (baix), Herbie Flowers (baix, corda), John Halzey (percussió), Barry DeSouza (percussió), Richie Dharma (percussió). Composició: Lou Reed. Arranjadors: David Bowie i Mick Ronson. Àlbum: Transformer, 1972.

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