Lalo plays a song. Then he’s quiet. And then he starts talking. And he talks about Laura, his partner, and the flat they used to live in, in Santiago de Compostela. And he says that one day, Laura went to Lake Walden, in the northern USA. And she never came back.
Lalo has a box. A box containing Laura’s things. A box with Laura’s things that was found in the motel at Concord, a few kilometres from Lake Walden. Lalo doesn’t know what Laura was doing in the US. Lalo doesn’t know anything. But he’ll try and explain it all to us.
ORIOL MORALES
With a degree in direction and dramaturgy from the Institut de Teatre of Barcelona, he began his career codirecting the Teatre SenseSostre shows together with Aleix Plana. He continued to develop dramaturgy and theatrical direction on his own, with a team comprising artists such as Mercé Lucchetti (set designer), Gerard Bosch (performer) and Aleix Plana (video artist). Notable pieces include: Granotes, premiered as part of the La Pedrera Noves Escenes cycle and subsequently shown at Festival TNT and Sala Beckett; Bruels, winner of the Adrià Gual 2018 award, and premiered July 2019 at Teatre Lliure as part of the Grec Festival; and Articulado ligero, due to premiere at Teatre Tantarantana during the 2019-2020 season.
This is the sixth edition of INFLUX festival [ video on stage ] that, once again, collaborates with Antic Teatre to promote artists who use video and digital media as an integral aspect of artistic expression for their work on stage. The festival includes works by visual artists, musicians, poets, dancers, performers and theatrical creators who exist in the inbetween spaces. INFLUX aims to become an established platform providing visibility for local creators from Barcelona and Catalonia and to help provide a multifaceted vision of the diversity that exists in contemporary creation.