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It is said, that one day, Zeus sent two eagles from each side of the world. The place where they met defined it’s center, the “Omphalos”, “navel of the world”, materialised by a stone often protected by a snake. It’s also an eagle and a snake that you find as symbol of Mexico City, which etymology means “navel of the moon”. Departing that mythological axis between Europe and Mexico, “Omphalos” excavates abandoned storylines, often built from the observation of the cosmos and reactivates an indigenous imaginary on the ruin of a contemporary symbol of science and communication.
60 minutes (no intermission)
20 / Touring Company: 35
October 19, 2018
Teatro de las Artes CENART, Mexico City
Fee x 1 performance: $17,000 USD Fee x 2 performances: $28,000 USD Fee x 3 performances: $34,000 USD
Coproducers for the construction of the set in Europe, 20,000€ (includes up to three performances), international touring partners
