THEATRE PLAYS
Pinacos
An immersive, multidisciplinary show that shines a light on forgotten women artists.
An artistic performance combining theater, painting, performance, visual poetry, dance, and music. Eleven actors and a cellist craft a unique experience for the audience, generating diverse perspectives and offering a vision that is at times critical, at times forgiving, and at moments playful. A truly unique show—occasionally irreverent, passionate, and rich with meaning—rooted in the technique of the Tableau Vivant.
ARTISTIC AND TECHNICAL SHEET
The work is neither theater nor opera, neither performance nor a visual poem, but all of those combined. It is a fusion of performing arts that unite to create a unique experience for the audience. Rather than merely being presented according to the artist’s chosen technique, the paintings collectively tell a story that unfolds over the course of the performance.
Although the production takes place within the framework of the Tableau Vivant technique, the key is to stay open to all possibilities. Canvases come alive to show us, in all their starkness, the opportunity to take a critical, forgiving, or humorous view of the action. The life of the canvas belongs not only to acting, but to the sum of all the arts coming together to create another perspective we might never have considered before.
Exhibition Work
The selected artworks are by artists of various nationalities (Spanish and international) and from different periods in art history.
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Majas on a Balcony – FRANCISCO DE GOYA
Portrait of the Dancer Alexander Sacharoff – ALEXEJ VON JAWLENSKY
Satyr from the Hesperides Valley – NÉSTOR MARTÍN-FERNÁNDEZ DE LA TORRE
American Gothic – GRANT WOOD
Three Prostitutes on the Street – OTTO DIX
Exhibition Work
The selected artworks are by artists of various nationalities (Spanish and international) and from different periods in art history.
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Majas on a Balcony
Artist: Francisco de Goya
Year: 1808-1812
Location: Private collection of Baron Rothschild, Switzerland
Style: Romanticism
Medium: Oil on canvas
Portrait of the Dancer Alexander Sacharoff
Artist: Alexej von Jawlensky
Year: 1908-1909
Location: Lenbachhaus, Munich
Style: Expressionism
Medium: Oil on cardboard
Satyr from the Hesperides Valley
Artist: Néstor Martín Fernández de la Torre
Year: 1922-1924
Location: César Manrique Foundation, Tahíche (Lanzarote)
Style: Modernism / Symbolism
Medium: Mixed media on paper
American Gothic
Artist: Grant Wood
Year: 1930
Location: Art Institute of Chicago, USA
Style: Regionalism, Gothic Revival
Medium: Oil on wood panel
Three Prostitutes on the Street
Artist: Otto Dix
Year: 1925
Location: Private collection
Style: Expressionism
Medium: Oil on canvas
Tableau vivant
instant creation / spontaneous composition
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Music
Piece 1: Performance Groove por Ciro Hernández
Piece 2: Preludio Suite Nº1 de J.S.Bach
Piece 3: Cold Song de H. Purcell
Piece 4: Alegorías Pintóricas por Ciro Hernández
The Painter and Curator of the Exhibition
Manuel Luis
Goya’s White Maja
Amanda Pérez
Goya’s Black Maja
Sheila Rodríguez
Jawlensky’s Dancer Alexander Sacharoff
Fer Delgado / Joel Hernández
Grant Wood’s Farm Woman
Lucía González
Grant Wood’s Farmer
Juan Guerra
Néstor de la Torre’s Satyr
Antonio Barbuzano
Dix’s Prostitute in Yellow
Sofía Padilla / Andrea Sumi
Dix’s Prostitute in Purple
Io Viera
Dix’s Prostitute in the Center
Ana Marín
The Painter and Curator of the Other Exhibition
Antonia Jaster
Cello
Ciro Hernández / Patricia Cosano Lucena
Direction
Antonia Jaster y Manuel Luis
Set Design
Equipo JLC
Lighting
DML Suministros escénicos (Fran DML)
Sound
Jorge Lozano
Photography
Dany Tabarly / Pedro de Ara
Video
Iván Pérez / Pedro de Ara
Press
Isa Robayna
Graphic Design
Antonio Barbuzano
Hair, Makeup & Art
Juliana Serrano
Picture Frame Construction
Benito González
Tailoring / Sewing
Confecciones Domínguez
Classic Costumes
Carmen Ramírez
Carpentry
Enrique M. Quintero
Production
Jaster Luis Creaciones
Management /Direction
Jaster Luis Creaciones
Supported by
Instituto Canario de Desarrollo Cultural (Canary Islands Government)
In collaboration with
Town Council of Los Realejos
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
The show “Pinacos, la otra mirada” belongs to the adaptable formats; therefore, the venues where it takes place define the necessary technical guidelines. It is a show designed to easily overcome the hurdles posed by technology or infrastructure needs.
We are thus speaking of a commitment to autonomy and sustainability.
Creating a conventional technical rider is therefore almost impossible. However, as a guide and taking the venue of its premiere as a reference, we outline the lighting and sound requirements below.
(Lighting and sounds)
SOUND
PA system adequate for the venue
Three stage monitors
Audio playback equipment
LIGHTING
8 Par LED Zoom
Necessary cabling and DMX
5 Mini Par LED
Video playback equipment
OTHERS
Eight stage platforms / risers
TV monitor
Fog machine
SPECIFICATIONS
Duration
60 minutes
Language
Spanish
