Jon Ander Urresti Ugalde "Eukalyptus"
Monolaborantzari buruzko komedia kritikoa
Antzezlan hau lan harreman historiko baten istorioa da. Lurjabea eta langilea. Inbaditzailea eta exotikoa. Handinahikeria eta zuhurtzia. Hiria eta herria. Industria eta paisaia. Boterea eta beharra. Pertsona eta arbola. Paternalismoz jositako harreman absurdo bat. Elkar ulertzen saiatzen dira, elkarrekin lan egiten dute, elkarrekin sortzen dute historia baina elkarri mina ematen diote. Harreman historiko toxiko bat. Batek efizientzia nahi du, emankortasuna, etekina,...inkonformista da. Besteak, sinpleki, iraun, bizi.
- Ideia originala : Jon Ander Urresti
- Testuak : Nerea Ibarzabal, Jon Ander Urresti, Matxalen de Pedro eta Beñat Urrutia
- Zuzendaritza eta dramaturgia : Matxalen de Pedro eta Jon Ander Urresti
- Interpreteak : Jon Ander Urresti eta Beñat Urrutia
- Musika eta soinuztapena : Asier Renteria
Further details
- Antzerkiaren Maiatza festibalaren karietara
- Hendaiako Herriko Etxearekin partaidetzan
- Frank Suarez (EKE): 05 59 93 38 76 / frank.suarez@eke.eus
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