Description
ROLAND MON AMOUR
Book Summary
A work that explores the absurdity of everyday life through a generational dialogue where speech, action, dance, audiovisual elements, and music converge. The author, Cris Balboa, uses self-portraiture and autofiction as tools to reflect on identity and social transformation, inviting the reader to question who we are through the lens of the everyday.
What is it about?
The work delves into the search for a theatrical language that blends irony, humor, hedonism, and despair. Through a multidisciplinary artistic proposal, the author investigates the transformative potential of art, both on a social and personal level. The narrative is constructed through autofiction, placing the body and personal experience at the center of the inquiry into identity, creating a space for identification with the reader to reflect on life from an everyday perspective.
Main themes
- Everyday absurdity as a theatrical catalyst
- Autofiction and self-portraiture as forms of communication
- Generational dialogue through hybrid artistic languages
- Social and personal transformation through art
- Irony, humor, and hedonism as narrative tools
Who is it recommended for?
Recommended for readers interested in contemporary theater, theatrical experimentation, and artistic proposals that integrate multiple disciplines. Also for those seeking works that explore identity, autofiction, and the transformative potential of art from a generational and critical perspective.
What this book offers
- A fresh, multidisciplinary look at theater as a tool for personal and social reflection.
- An innovative approach that combines word, dance, music, and audiovisual elements within a single text.
- An invitation to question identity and daily life through irony and humor.
- A reading experience that transcends the purely literary to delve into the performative.
Technical specifications
- Author: BALBOA, CRISTINA
- Publisher: INSTITUTO ARTES ESCENICAS Y MUSICA
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: PLAYS, THEATRICAL TEXTS
- Collection: TEXTOS DE TEATRO CLASICO
- Edition date: November 2023
- Number of pages: 53
- Weight: 180 g
Editorial review
A theatrical proposal that commits to the hybridization of artistic languages to address the absurdity of everyday life and the search for identity. Cris Balboa's work stands out for its ability to generate identification with the reader through autofiction, offering a critical and playful reflection on contemporary life. Interesting for those looking for texts that transcend the traditional boundaries of theater.