PEQUEÑOS ÁNGELES SIN CUERPO.

PEQUEÑOS ÁNGELES SIN CUERPO (2022) — WORK IN PROGRESS

A Baroque queershow about the bullshit or Romantic Love.

PREVIOUSLY PERFORMED AT

2023 DT ESPACIO ESCÉNICO | MADRID
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

2022 DT ESPACIO ESCÉNICO | MADRID
V.O FESTIVAL DE ARTES QUEER

CREDITS

Direction + Performance Luis Amália
Text Luis Amália + Ágata Ahora
Light + Sound Sonido Lietor
Production A Esther Moya le Robaron una Medalla
Assistants on 'mise èn scene' Óscar Hernández Tristancho
Voice Over Luis Amália + Ágata Ahora
With Artwork by Julio Linares, Lux Nieve y Xabier del Arco
Poster Image Nav @ Navjuice

REVIEWS

‘The show is a catharsis of the ruthlessness of humans.’
— Pablo Roa, screenwriter (‘Money Heist’, Netflix & Antena 3)

‘A brave new autobiographical work that won’t leave anyone indifferent.’ 
— Alberto Pickers, Film events programmer, talent development manager and writer.

‘An incredible work about gender and identity. It has landed deeply. I can relate to it. Congratulations.’
— Audience member.

‘Every gesture, every word is worth it. Adorable and unsettling in equal proportions.’’
— Audience member.

‘A very intense process of self-knowledge and very hard the world of competition, prejudices and showing yourself to the world.’
— Audience member.

‘About keep going no matter what, feeling how others judge you. I’ve empathised a lot with your story when you were a kid. We all feel like that. Thanks for the entire show.’
— Audience member.

‘Wonderful show of pure feeling. Hurray to your hair!
— Audience member.

‘You are very brave, congratulations!!!
I loved the fusion of the different elements, it’s fresh and original.’
— Audience member.

‘We loved how the stories were blended, the gymnastics, the pianist, the sauna, the childhood. The passages, the connections, the reflections… super cool, leaving a mark. I Hope you are happy with the result and wish you could keep performing it in other venues ;) The uneven bars scene with the metronome was just mesmerizing.’
— Former gymnasts + Audience members

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A melodrama, an imitation of life about love, going mental and the expectations on belonging to a community.
A telenovelesque, surrealist palimpsest of emotions, comedy wellness podcasts, body limits and poetry.

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