Noche Cañón [Quite a Night]
In Noche Cañón, Sofia Asencio teams up with Beatriz Lobo, Jorge Nieto and Tomàs Aragay to find a new approach to text within the comedy monologue genre. The work interacts directly with the audience and shifts the typical limits of humour through rhythms, silences, paradoxes, nonsense, overacting and phrasing.
Societat Doctor Alonso, directed by Tomàs Aragay (theatre director and playwright) and Sofia Asencio (dancer and choreographer), has created its own language to study these limits of humour from a personal, inquiring perspective. This examination of language has been proven to be an effective way to create a space of poetic discourse that questions the status quo of our understanding of reality.
Noche Cañón is part of the cycle Coreografies de l'enginy of the Teatre Aquitània within Dansa Metropolitana 2025. This series reflects the perfect fusion of dance and humour, designed to connect with an audience that loves theatre but seeks new experiences and a different way to enjoy dance from a fresher and more playful perspective.
Buy your tickets for all or two of the shows of the cycle with special price on the website of the Teatre Aquitània:
- One ticket 12€
- Two tickets 18€
- Three tickets 24€
Coreografies de l'enginy
March 18th - Pop + Danceoke by LaSúbita
March 19th - Campament Alzines by Sònia Gómez
March 25th and 26th - Noche Cañón by Sociedad Doctor Alonso
Dramaturgy: Sofia Asencio and Tomàs Aragay - Creator and performer: Sofia Asencio - Stage director: Tomàs Aragay - Booklet design: Beatriz Lobo - Staging: Jorge Nieto - Costumes: Jorge Dutor - Lighting: Celina Chavat and Jorge Nieto - Production: Imma Bové - Communication and distribution: Tomàs Aragay - Co-production: Festival TNT, Antic Teatre and Societat Doctor Alonso - In collaboration with: Espai nyamnyam, Festival Citemor, Festival Russafa Escènica and La Caldera.
This project received the ACENTO grant from La Casa Encendida and MACBA.
Societat Doctor Alonso is supported by ICEC, INAEM and Institut Ramon Llull.
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