El Pacto del Olvido
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Tue 8 Apr ’2520:00Frascati, AmsterdamFrascati 3
Ongeplaceerd/Free seating Standard ticket € 15,00 < 27 jaar € 11,00 Stadspas € 11,00 CJP € 11,00 -
Wed 9 Apr ’2520:00Frascati, AmsterdamFrascati 3
Ongeplaceerd/Free seating Standard ticket € 15,00 < 27 jaar € 11,00 Stadspas € 11,00 CJP € 11,00
Credits
idea and direction Sergi Casero Nieto text by Sergi Casero Nieto with fragments and quotes by Jorge Luís Borges, Federico García Lorca with the memory test by Clara Valverde performance Sergi Casero Nieto dramaturgy assistance Mónica Molins Duran production assistance Elsa Casanova Sampé English translation Vicent Sanchís Puerto Italian translation Sofia Bresciani light design Sergi Casero and Miguel Angel Ruz Velasco costume design Sara Clemente production Centrale Fies / Live Works residencies Centro de Residencias Matadero Madrid & Live Works, Free School of Performance Centrale Fies. Nau Ivanow Barcelona
In the press
“In its apparent simplicity and construction of the story from a theatrical point of view, Sergi Casero Nieto’s show El Pacto del Olvido is able to represent a series of questions regarding the “difficult memories” of states such as Spain and Italy with respect to their Francoist or fascist past." Citta 100 Scale
"His El Pacto del Olvido is an important show, one of those that mark a theatrical season" SpettacoliNews
"The idea of writing goes beyond the simple narration of facts, or the analysis of a historical period, the thesis that Casero brings to the stage is almost psychoanalytic, and in this sense it profoundly concerns each of us" ArtesNews
About the maker
Sergi Casero Nieto is a Spanish theater-maker, performer and designer based in Amsterdam. His productions aim to bring back lost or displaced narratives into our physical present, challenging official accounts that shape our current perceptions.
Sergi's approach involves building counter-stories to illustrate the subtle, yet significant, violent impacts hegemonic narratives have on our daily lives. In his research, he delves into oral history and collective memory, using interviews to gather different perspectives on past accounts. Additionally, he integrates personal experiences with elements of fiction and literature, drawing on various sources to challenge preconceptions and highlight the intricacy of inherited accounts.
His performances have been presented in multiple international institutions and festivals such as. He was also selected for international residencies such as Centro de Residencias Trimestrales Matadero (Madrid, 2023) and Live Works-Free School of Performance in Centrale Fies, (Dro, IT. 2021).