The endless struggle to make a living is a performance in which I try to work as much (or as little) as I think is fair and reasonable. I’ll tell you what I think about discipline, the work of a dancer and the theft of our time. I will tell you how it feels to perform the same action repeatedly in a factory for eight hours a day and what happens to your body after dancing the same show for five years. And at the end, I’ll tell you some jokes. Here’s one as a taster.
We would all be happier if we worked as what we like. In my case it’s very hard to find a job as spaghetti bolognese.
I work as a performer, researcher and teacher in the field of performing arts. Currently I’m part of TALLER PLACER, a group dedicated to cultural production. My main goal is to provide myself with the means to stop working as soon as possible.
