Interior Noche is a nighttime camping scene. A temporal laboratory with folding chairs, umbrellas, and tents. Equipped with a headlamp, the spectators will discover a collage of objects and memory. The beam of light projected from their heads places their gaze on the stage, revealing temporalities and individual decisions that give shape to the performance. Interior Noche seeks to invert conventional temporal logic and transform urgency into contemplation and the utilitarian into the absurd.
Serrucho is a theatre company and it’s the way Ana, Raúl, and Paadín have found to tell the things they want to tell, in the way they like to do it. They’re not sure that it amounts to theatre, because they’d never done it before now, because there are no actors, and because no-one really knows what theatre is — but they feel right at home there.
