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Chile’s Teatro La Re-sentida returns to NYU Skirball with Oasis of Impunity, cited by The New York Times as one of the top European productions of 2022 when it was performed at Berlin’s Schaubühne. Hailed as “brilliant and harrowing,” the rigorously choreographed exploration of state violence is one of those extreme works of art that is all the more disturbing for the delicate artistry of its execution.
Oasis of Impunity is a choreographic reflection on the nature of the State’s violence that has linked police force with citizens in a permanent dialectic throughout history. It examines the systemic and personal motivations of those performing such violence and raises issues related not only to Chilean society but to all democracies now questioning their history.
La Re-sentida (The Resentful) is a collective of young Chilian artists who regard theater as a critical instrument with major political responsibility. Their work embodies the pulses, visions and ideas of their generation and assumes as duty the desecration of taboos and reflection generated from provocation. Their works give theatrical creation great political responsibility, understanding it as an instrument of critique, reflection and construction, and have been performed in more than 17 countries.
Oasis of Impunity is a choreographic reflection on the nature of the State’s violence that has linked police force with citizens in a permanent dialectic throughout history. It examines the systemic and personal motivations of those performing such violence and raises issues related not only to Chilean society but to all democracies now questioning their history.
La Re-sentida (The Resentful) is a collective of young Chilian artists who regard theater as a critical instrument with major political responsibility. Their work embodies the pulses, visions and ideas of their generation and assumes as duty the desecration of taboos and reflection generated from provocation. Their works give theatrical creation great political responsibility, understanding it as an instrument of critique, reflection and construction, and have been performed in more than 17 countries.
Show Notes: Performed in Spanish with supertitles.
Audience Advisory:
This work contains nudity and graphic depictions of violence.
Performance Schedule:
THURSDAY-SATURDAY @ 7:30 PM
