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who will kill MESALINA?

 
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CAST

-Performers:

Lara Martorell as Salome.

Jeroni Obrador as the technician.

Characters in video scenes and holograms: Pepa Charro "La Terre" as Mesalina. Àlvar Triay as Jokanaan.

-Direction and dramaturgy: Jeroni Obrador, with text by Oscar Wilde.

-Set design: Karla Kracht.

-Lighting design: Joan Vidal.

-Sound design: Beatrice Acuñas.

-Audiovisuals: Karla Kracht, Juan Monserrat, Joan Vidal, and Pep Bonet.

-Costumes: Isabel Gomila.

-Makeup and hair: Carmelo Alonso.

-Audiovisual set design: Piero Negrón, Benjamín Yañez.

-Assistant director and production: Ángela Mesa.

-Stagehands: Nicolau Colau, Ramon Moreno Brunet, and Bel Maria.

-Administration: Francesca Alomar.

-Performance technicians: Joan Vidal and Beatrice Acuñas.

A production by Tshock Cultura Emocional.

SYNOPSIS

Who Will Kill Messalina? is a black comedy that, with acid and provocative humor, revisits Oscar Wilde's mythem of Salome and takes it to a completely new universe: a contemporary limbo turned into a club for "small-time" sinners who don't fit in purgatory, run by Princess Salome herself.

 

In 2016, I won the Teatre Principal de Palma competition to create a version of Salome.  That first dramatic production was transformed in 2025 into this black comedy that combines fragments of Oscar Wilde and original scenes of my own. I gave them new allies, enemies, and one last attempt to reach heaven after two thousand years of punishment. I wanted to bring together two women whom human history has condemned as femmes fatales: Salome and Mesalina, to try to get them to heaven.

 

In this fiction, both women travel a path as absurd as it is urgent, while the audicence is witness and accomplice to their destiny.

 

Legal and artistic note: Work of fiction inspired by myths and historical and religious figures, combining text by Oscar Wilde with original material by the author, set in a new and contemporary context. No intention to reproduce real events or offend beliefs. Protected by the right to freedom of expression and artistic creation recognized in Article 20 of the Spanish Constitution and in international treaties ratified by Spain.

 

This show is an original black comedy. Some musical excerpts are used for parodic and satirical purposes, without confusion with the original works and in accordance with Article 39 of Intellectual Property Law.

 



 

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