Catalonia. Physical theatre and dance. Barcelona premiere

Have you ever spoken with a machine? Here you’ll witness a dialogue between the human and the artificial recounted through movement. You’ll explore the fragility of social bonds in a time of hyperconnection and automation, as you witness yourself becoming immersed in a physical and emotional universe where the real world and the digital merge without asking permission. This is Famulus 4.0 ( famulus means “servant” in Latin), which talks about the Fourth Industrial Revolution, artificial intelligence, the use of technology and affective bonds in today’s digital era. You’ll see poetry, transgression and the latest dances by a company that has merged breakdance with the performing arts since 2013, exploring past, present and future, always with innovation as the driver of transformation and using the visual arts and technology.

Artistic team:

Choreograph, idea and performers: Luis Muñoz, Diego Garrido, Moisés Moe and Héctor Plaza Buba

Robot operator: Vicente Romero

Creative engineer and programming: Óscar González

Director: Iron Skulls Co

Co-director and playwright: Rafa Jagat

Music composed by: Miguel Marín

Fashion design: Ugo Boulard

Set design: Iron Skulls Co

Audiovisual production: Vicente Romero

Graphic design: Julen García

Production: Iron Skulls Co

With the support of:

Government of Catalonia Department of Culture

Catalan Institute of Cultural Businesses (ICEC)

Barcelona City Council (ICUB)

Residencies: Centre Cívic La Barceloneta, La Central del Circ, Fundació La Plana, Espai Cultural Sant Adrià, Espai L’Obrador and Iron Studio

Social media:

https://ironskulls.es/

@ironskullsco