laSADCUM

This piece is set in a k-punk world of potential superheroes within the regime of capitalist realism. EVERAFTER is the most ambitious pilot project ever developed by the megacorporation WKW III. It is a demo of playbour hyperreality designed to extract profitability from the prospect of unlimited self-realization. This demo is the home of its first seven meta-inhabitants, who wait without end for the project to materialise, thus being reduced to the role of perpetual interns in a performative suspension of potential. The audience enters this multiverse as an investor participating in a voyeuristic tourist experience, able to observe close-up the reality of this world under construction.

Launched by Guillem Jiménez in 2019, laSADCUM is a dance project with two small-format and two large-format shows to date. The latest one, NAVAJA, was staged at the Mercat last season. Their pieces have been presented at venues such as the Teatros del Canal in Madrid, De Singel in Antwerp, and the CCCB and Paral·lel 62 in Barcelona, ​​among others. They have also participated on educational and mediation programs and held two exhibitions (CLASSMATES, in 2020, and TWINK TWINK TWINK, in 2022). They have won numerous awards for their shows.

Authorship laSADCUM / Direction and choreography Guillem Jiménez / Choreographic assistance Marina Fueyo / Performers Judit Amengual, Laia Camps, Mei-Li Dong, Martí Forcada, Guillem Jiménez, Johann Pérez, Sau-Ching Wong / Dramaturgy YesSi Persé, Roberto Fratini / Musical composition Alejandro Da Rocha, Guillem Jiménez / Costume Tes Rosmeri / Scenography Guillem Jiménez / Lights Oscila / Graphic dsign Ahmad Hammoud / Photography Alan Gomis / Video MerciXula / External view Vera Palomino, Javi Valls, Juan Galo / Production Lila Brick (Muntsa Roca and Tina Martí) and Blanca Sartorius
Coproduction Mercat de les Flors, Grec 2026 Festival de Barcelona, l’Antic Teatre, Graner, El Canal de Salt / With the support la Briqueterie CDNC, Graner, Centre Civic Drassanes, Canal de Salt, LAV and Fabra i Coats / With the collaboration Generalitat de Catalunya and Institut Ramon Llull