SYNOPSIS

This solo is about the intimacy of a person alone in her bathroom.

It is the counter-face, the counter-body, the counter-form of a modern, anxious and efficient society that exists through the self-image.

It is the residue of everything we hide to avoid being raw, excessive, weird, real.

INMUNDA is an invitation to an intimate space in a public one.

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"This performance is a shout for something immediate and human. It is an active encounter that calls for the expulsion of systemic forms. 

Inmunda is a celebration, a permission to our reality. It takes back what we reject as valid in order to build, with the viewer, a narrative that values what is proper and essential to a person."