Fin DeParture (2006)

Scene where Ricardo would read from Fin de Partie, by S.Beckett, before being hit by rotten tomatoes by the audience


In Vigilâmbulo Caolho, after producing the first plays, we quickly got the conclusion that a production process is a mid-term investment that, somehow, slows the urge to act.
So, we decided that, between performances that required three months production we would do two-week production performances.
Because we would feel more free, taking risks, experimenting spontaneous ideas for the first and last time, and feeling the danger of failure.
Contrary to the more "serious" productions, where we would select the artistic material, in these performances every idea would had its moment.

With Vigilâmbulo Caolho.
























The beggining of a play about partying, beginning with the end of a party. In the back, two biddons with Nagg and Nell from Fin de Partie

Scene where the sunset of that day was shown in the TV