Manuela Infante (CL) Showtimes: 23 May, Fri - 8pm 24 May, Sat - 8pm 25 May, Sun - 2.30pm
Early Bird Promo (Valid from 11 March – 14 April)
Cat 1: $38.40
Cat 2: $30.40
Cat 1 Standard (15 April onwards)
Regular: $48
Party of 4: $38.40
Cat 2 Standard (15 April onwards)
Regular: $38
Concession*: $32.30
Ticket Pricing excludes Booking Fee. Booking Fee is as follows:
$6 booking fee per ticket for tickets above $50
$3 booking fee per ticket for tickets between $20.01 and $50
$1 booking fee per ticket for tickets priced up to $20
*Please note that random checks on concession tickets will be conducted at the point of entry. Concession ticket applies to Senior Citizen (Age 55 years old & above), Local/Overseas Students and National Servicemen NSF (Full Time) only.
Vampyr is a mockumentary about stubborn shapeshifting creatures—half-dead, half- alive, half-animal, half-human, half-earth—that refuse to obey the mandate of the nature/culture divide. Living in unregulated wind turbine parks in Chile, these indeterminate beings exist sometimes as disoriented bats, and sometimes as exhausted night-shift workers.
A piece about energy and exhaustion, work and rest, Vampyr is a work of delirious black humour about the relationship between the non-humans (read: animals) that inhabit our territories and how we relate to their cultures when we consider humankind’s energetic projections for the future.
A critical and ironic dialogue is established between the myth of the European vampire and the reality of the Chilean hematophagous bat, a species that dies in large numbers due to wind turbines. This creation of an imagined mythology of a South American vampire presents a critical perspective on green neo-colonialism, which perpetuates practices of extraction and appropriation of colonial logic that are greenwashed under the guise of green energy production.
Vampyr is the third part of Chilean playwright and theatre director Manuel Infante’s exploration of the non-human that started with Estado Vegetal and How to Turn to Stone.
There will be a post-show talk with the artists after the 24 May, Saturday, 8pm performance.
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