Asun Noales continues researching and developing her universe from a visual perspective and a physical, emotional, compositional, and poetic language.

On this occasion, with the support of Luis Crespo in dramaturgy, Asun Noales explores mythology through this fantasy about characters who sweep the audience away to an invented, mythological, and ancestral world.

Prometeo is a complex story, narrated with gesturality and intent. A work that allows us to go back two thousand five hundred years in time, to gain a new understanding of ourselves through symbolic references and images taken from the history of art.

Prometeo is built on characters from the myth such as Pandora, Zeus, Prometheus and their creatures. It is a journey from the world of the gods, through human creation and evolution. Emotions such as devotion, the struggle for power, weakness, manipulation, and forgiveness are all part and parcel of this physical, vibrant, poetic, and political work.

Double bass player Jorge da Rocha’s musical compositions and the powerful voice of Élénie Wagner envelop the stage. Luis Crespo’s stage space transports us to the imaginary world of Olympus.