Dramatic low-key stage lighting from the side, highlighting the intense profile of an actor in motion, dark background, cinematic 16:9 framing.
Dramatic low-key stage lighting from the side, highlighting the intense profile of an actor in motion, dark background, cinematic 16:9 framing.
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The Directed Works

A portfolio of international theatre productions defined by physical tension, spatial listening, and raw somatic truth. These works challenge boundaries to invite deep audience encounter.

Wide production still of a minimalist plaster theatre stage, a single female performer standing in a dramatic shaft of light, deep shadows.
Wide production still of a minimalist plaster theatre stage, a single female performer standing in a dramatic shaft of light, deep shadows.
High-contrast rehearsal photo of an ensemble of actors in a tight physical composition, hands reaching upward, raw charcoal tones.
High-contrast rehearsal photo of an ensemble of actors in a tight physical composition, hands reaching upward, raw charcoal tones.
CURATED ARCHIVE

Selected Productions

A curated archive of avant-garde stagecraft, showcasing rigorous artistic research and physical ensemble work in collaboration with leading European festivals and contemporary institutions.

Yerma (2023)

The Seagull (2022)

A somatic exploration of maternal isolation. The production stripped the classic text down to raw physical tension and choral movement on a bare plaster stage.

An ensemble-driven staging focusing on the silence between lines. The performance utilized dramatic side-lighting and extreme minimalist stage architecture.

Extreme close-up of an annotated script page, handwritten dramaturgical notes in the margins, dramatic side-light casting soft shadows across the paper.
Extreme close-up of an annotated script page, handwritten dramaturgical notes in the margins, dramatic side-light casting soft shadows across the paper.
DRAMATURGY

Spatial Listening

Text is treated as physical architecture. Dramaturgical research focuses on where the tension lives in the body, translating classical narratives into raw, unvarnished stage movement.