Encasillados (Name that Chair)
  • Dublin

The young Spanish ensemble Teatro On&Off are supported by Teatro Dinamico and Liberakto in Logro�o in northern Spain. They have worked with theatre-maker Miguel Carrera Juaneda to create a piece of physical theatre exploring mental health issues. Encasillados is a word game that refers to the stereotyping some people suffer. The word "silla", which means chair, is one of the recurring motifs of the play. In the piece, several characters share with the public, through different theatre styles, what is going on inside their minds. Featuring Diana Astola Nicula, Miguel Nahome Raimi Lorenzo, Elia Delgado L�pez deSosoaga, Joel Llorca Tobes, Luna Latorre Alvarez, Maya Salaverria Aranda andFernando Arma�anzas Soriano. 40 young international artists. 4 established theatre makers. 4 new plays. Four European theatres who work with young people have come together to create work for this unique festival in Dublin. Hosted by Crooked House, Ragaire presents 4 different shows that give a flavour of the range and diversity in contemporary youth theatre in Europe.

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