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Roxana Ionesco

CAPRA – or how to say hello to fear

Roxana Ionesco

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A performance inspired by an ancestral pagan tradition rooted in the collective memory of Romania and Moldova — the New Year’s goat, a ritual of renewal. A CAPRA that seeks to mirror our innermost selves — those parts of us that, precisely because they are so unknown, frighten us. “Fear blocks me, the unknown blocks me, but not here.” CAPRA is the connection between past and future, a “CAPRA–bridge” that allows us, collectively, to question what lies beyond Fear. — Roxana Ionesco

Roxana Ionesco is an artist and theatre director, a graduate of ESTC and co-founder of BUBURUZA. She has created works including DEUS É TRANSCENDÊNCIA ATRAVÉS DO CORPO (2022), 10. Abandona o medo – escolhe amar (2024) and Morte às Fantasmas (2024), and has worked with Mónica Calle, Tiago Vieira, Ana Borralho & João Galante, among others.

CAPRA – or how to say hello to fear is Roxana Ionesco’s latest creation, developed as part of Supracasa, and was presented at Theatro Circo’s Pequeno Auditório on 17 April. The performance was also part of the programme celebrating Theatro Circo’s 111th anniversary.

Watch the video about the project here.

Credits

Creation, text and direction Roxana Ionesco
Cast Bianca Banica, Vanessa Lonau, Daria Asaftei, Ramona Gherasim
Choreographic support Andrei Nistor
Sound design Guilherme Curado
Sound technician José Afonso Monteiro
Lighting design Renato Marinho
Costume design Çal Pfungst
Craftsperson Gonçalo Alegria
Production Mariana de Sá Marques
Communications Filipa Machado
Photography Max Shuz
Teaser Maria Couto
Trailer Ana Ladislau
Support BUBURUZA Associação, Cão Solteiro · Residências 120, Camões, I.P., Embassy of Portugal in Bucharest, Latoaria, Teatro Ajidanha
Co-production Braga 25 Portuguese Capital of Culture
Financial support Fundação GDA, Portuguese Republic – Culture, Youth and Sport / Directorate-General for the Arts

Running time 90 minutes

This performance is part of Supracasa, a programme created as part of Braga 25 Portuguese Capital of Culture.

Support Portuguese Republic – Culture, Youth and Sport / Directorate-General for the Arts / Portuguese Network of Theatres and Cinemas (RTCP)

dst group is a patron of this performance.