Street Theater
Artistic Director/Dramaturge: Mariana Muñoz | Designer/Builder of La Pichintún: Harold Guidolin | Musical Director/Composer: Pablo Sepúlveda | Producer: Jenny Romero | Actress: Bárbara Wilson | Manipulators: Francisca Gazitúa, Juan Muñoz, Natalia González, Morowa Clark, Marcela Golzio, Mario Quezada, Juan Cortés, Gonzalo Paredes, Oscar Galdamez, Rodolfo Barbosa, Danny Ugarte and a manipulator to be defined. Technical Director/Assistant to the Director: Pablo Sepúlveda | Sound Consultant/Audio and Lighting Supplier: Jorge Castro | Costume Designer: Tamara Figueroa | Eye Painting: Catalina Aguilar | Fiberglass Sculptor: Diego Ahumada| Scenic Elements: José Farías | Production: Fundación Teatro a Mil
This show is dedicated to the memory of Karem Olivares, the Nengla.
Mariana Muñoz
Artistic Director
La Pichintún’s “mother”
Mariana is an actress, director and teacher. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Theatre Performance from the Universidad de Chile, and a Master of Arts with a concentration in Theatre Practices from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Her career has been influenced by her professional experience with the experts Andrés Pérez Araya, Andrés del Bosque and Juan Radrigán. Thus, her work focuses on research based on the convergence between theater, music, popular environments and comedy.
-Because the show seeks to raise awareness about the effects of environmental devastation on the planet that, if not stopped, could cause the absolute disappearance of species.
-Because of the detailed design of La Pichintún by Harold Guidolin, who moves her eyes and limbs. The artist formed part of the Royal de Luxe ensemble under the direction of the renowned French artist Jean-Luc Courcoult.
PRODUCE
La Pichintún
By Mariana Muñoz, Harold Guidolin and Pablo Sepúlveda
- Chile
- Spanish
- 55 minutes
- Todo público
A female titanosaurus discovered in Patagonia, accompanied by a peculiar paleontologist will tour the Metropolitan Region raising awareness on the need to take care of the environment.
La Pichintún, a baby titanosaurus recently discovered in southern Chile, mysteriously revives in order to demand to be protected by those who have discovered her. This happens thanks to the passionate scientific work of the doctor in paleontology Vania Díaz, who along with her research team tries tirelessly to discover what life on earth was like millions of years ago.
Thus, a giant puppet of a Chilean titanosaurus able to carry Vania Diaz on its back will roam the streets of different cities interacting with pedestrians and urban architecture while teaching about science and paleontology by encountering huge fossils of its ancestors. In the midst of this adventure, she explains how the extinction of different forms of life occurred on earth in contexts of brutal transformation.
La Pichintún
By Mariana Muñoz, Harold Guidolin and Pablo Sepúlveda
- Chile
- Spanish
- 55 minutes
- Todo público
A female titanosaurus discovered in Patagonia, accompanied by a peculiar paleontologist will tour the Metropolitan Region raising awareness on the need to take care of the environment.
La Pichintún, a baby titanosaurus recently discovered in southern Chile, mysteriously revives in order to demand to be protected by those who have discovered her. This happens thanks to the passionate scientific work of the doctor in paleontology Vania Díaz, who along with her research team tries tirelessly to discover what life on earth was like millions of years ago.
Thus, a giant puppet of a Chilean titanosaurus able to carry Vania Diaz on its back will roam the streets of different cities interacting with pedestrians and urban architecture while teaching about science and paleontology by encountering huge fossils of its ancestors. In the midst of this adventure, she explains how the extinction of different forms of life occurred on earth in contexts of brutal transformation.
Fechas:
THU
11
jan
7 p.m.
FRI
12
jan
8 p.m.
SUN
21
jan
8 p.m.
SUN
28
jan
8 p.m.
Museo Interactivo Mirador
La Granja
Inicio: Explanada MIM.
Evento gratuito.
Cupo para 2.000 personas
Las entradas se pueden conseguir de forma gratuita
desde este martes 9 de enero a las 12:00 horas en la página web del museo.
San Bernardo
San Bernardo
Inicio: Alpes con Balmaceda.
Evento gratuito.
Recomendamos llegar con 30 minutos de anticipación.
Isla de Maipo
Isla de Maipo
Inicio: Plaza Central (Santelices con Izaga).
Evento gratuito.
Recomendamos llegar con 30 minutos de anticipación.
Machalí
Machalí
Inicio: J.F. Kennedy con Camino Estadio(frente a los Bomberos).
Evento gratuito.
Recomendamos llegar con 30 minutos de anticipación.
Artistic Director/Dramaturge: Mariana Muñoz | Designer/Builder of La Pichintún: Harold Guidolin | Musical Director/Composer: Pablo Sepúlveda | Producer: Jenny Romero | Actress: Bárbara Wilson | Manipulators: Francisca Gazitúa, Juan Muñoz, Natalia González, Morowa Clark, Marcela Golzio, Mario Quezada, Juan Cortés, Gonzalo Paredes, Oscar Galdamez, Rodolfo Barbosa, Danny Ugarte and a manipulator to be defined. Technical Director/Assistant to the Director: Pablo Sepúlveda | Sound Consultant/Audio and Lighting Supplier: Jorge Castro | Costume Designer: Tamara Figueroa | Eye Painting: Catalina Aguilar | Fiberglass Sculptor: Diego Ahumada| Scenic Elements: José Farías | Production: Fundación Teatro a Mil
This show is dedicated to the memory of Karem Olivares, the Nengla.
Mariana Muñoz
Artistic Director
La Pichintún’s “mother”
Mariana is an actress, director and teacher. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Theatre Performance from the Universidad de Chile, and a Master of Arts with a concentration in Theatre Practices from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Her career has been influenced by her professional experience with the experts Andrés Pérez Araya, Andrés del Bosque and Juan Radrigán. Thus, her work focuses on research based on the convergence between theater, music, popular environments and comedy.
-Because the show seeks to raise awareness about the effects of environmental devastation on the planet that, if not stopped, could cause the absolute disappearance of species.
-Because of the detailed design of La Pichintún by Harold Guidolin, who moves her eyes and limbs. The artist formed part of the Royal de Luxe ensemble under the direction of the renowned French artist Jean-Luc Courcoult.
PRODUCE