The play 'Ahora', created and directed by Stefano Fabris, is presented as a contemporary circus experience designed for young and adult audiences. The piece uses forms of narration and corporal expression, merging contemporary dance and gestural theater.
Through interaction with symbolic elements such as Wood and Slate, which come to life on stage, 'Ahora' delves into identity, rootedness, and transformation. These objects represent the connection with nature, human fragility, and the desire for expansion, weaving a poetic dialogue between the living and the inert.
The scenic proposal seeks to explore the desire for evolution and the search for identity in relation to the social environment. Disciplines such as juggling, acrobatics, acrodance, and object manipulation are integrated into a personal and unique technical work, the result of in-depth research.
A notable feature of 'Ahora' is the breaking of the 'fourth wall', establishing a direct relationship with the audience, who become spectators and performers, active and necessary participants in the development of the piece.
The play will be performed on Saturday, September 5th at 8:00 PM in the Auditorium of the Sierra Norte Regional Center in La Cabrera. The estimated duration is 85 minutes.
