“Sublunar” is a clown and trampoline performance that delves into the concept of otherness. The story follows an alien who arrives on Earth from the moon in a spaceship constructed from earthly debris that has drifted up to the lunar surface. This peculiar character comes with the intention of returning a flag he believes Earthlings left behind on his asteroid. He then mysteriously vanishes into an egg perched atop his head, from which a new being is born—the first of its kind on Earth. This being undergoes a series of transformations throughout its finite life, exploring its surroundings and engaging with the inhabitants of its world, ultimately embracing its changing and ephemeral nature. 

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Through humor and tenderness, “Sublunar” examines the exclusionary dynamics of identities that deny the temporal and mortal nature of bodies. Blending humor, aesthetics, risk, and acrobatics, Sublunar offers audiences a window into the finitude and diversity of existence, making it a show for all ages.

 

Alba Sarraute – Director

Priscila Calatayud – Co-writer

Isabel Latorre – Musical Composition

Lucas Ruiz – Performer, Co-writer, and Producer

Ángel De Miguel – Acrobatic Technician

Oriol Rocamora – Structural Certifier

Raul Garballo – Set Design, Mechanisms, and Rigging

Sara Recatalá – Costume Design

Miguel Ángel Camacho – Puppet Builder

Max Calaf – Trampoline Acrobatics Choreographer

Jrisa Lialia – Lighting Design

Héctor Rodríguez – Sound Technician and Operator 

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Lenght: 40 minuts