Brenda Islas

29.3.2025

Gabriela Muñoz (MEX): Julieta

Julieta tells the story of a woman – full of experiences and quirkiness – and the multiple layers that old age brings. Bursting with wit and a zest for life, Julieta shares her days with us and invites us into her home that has become her whole world.

Transcending the literal to accommodate the humor and nuances of the human experience, Julieta is a visual non-verbal one-woman show of physical theater that deals with the split between youth and old age.

Through Julieta’s daily routines, we witness the different stages of life, and how our self-image transforms, mutates and warps accordingly. As her surroundings morph into a mirror house of memories, Julieta finds ways to adapt.

Inspired by the life of Gabriela Muñoz’s great aunt, Julieta is a tribute to a full life, and a life lived to the fullest.

Author, performer and director: Gabriela Muñoz
Costume design: Rebekka Dornhege Reyes
Set design: Rebekka Dornhege Reyes and Gemma Raurell Colomer
Light design: Aurora Rodriguez
Music: Natalia Lafourcade
Sound design: Joaquín López
Sound engineers:­ Alan Ortiz and­ Elier Contreras
Set Construction: Jaume Grau and Gemma Raurell Colomer
Costume manufacturing: Atelier Artisan ACBY by Samuel Acebey
Outside eye: Sampo Kurppa
Stagehand: Gemma Raurell Colomer
Tech director: Joan Lavandeira
Production: Heleen De Boever

Premiere: 26 May 2022, Ruhrfestspiele, Recklinghausen, Germany

Co-produced by: Chamäleon Berlin, Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen and TOHU Montréal
Supported by FONCA and the MICC Working Group on Commissioning Circus (TOHU, Montréal).

 

Gabriela Muñoz has a variety of experience in theatre, circus and opera. She finished her studies at the London International School of Performing Arts (LISPA) based on Jacques Lecoq’s pedagogy, following a 2-year postgraduate course and a year course at the School of Physical Theatre in London. Described as “at once beautifully poignant as it is hilarious” Muñoz moves her audience through pathos to humour, keeping her audience on the edge of their seats as they move between her reality and her imagination.

Nominations and awards:

México City Award Nomination for best show for “DIRT” (2019)
National prize of Graphic Arts for the book “CHULA THE CLOWN”, ed. by Sicomoro Ediciones (2020)
Medal for international merit by the Congress of Mexico City in the field of cultural promotion (2020)

Ticket prices

26 € adult
16 € pensioner
16 € discount ticket (under 18 year olds, student, unemployed, civil servant, conscript)
16 € theatre professional

Serial ticket: Buy an adult ticket for 3-6 different performances and get a 20% discount!

Assistant seating available free of charge. We are a Disability Card service provider.

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Location and accessibility

Hurjaruuth Stage (Tallberginkatu 1 A, 2nd floor) is located at the Cable Factory, a well-known cultural centre. Read more about how to get there.

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Festival Bar

Festival Bar is located next to the Hurjaruuth Stage (Cable Factory A staircase, 2nd floor foyer). Please note that we only accept card payments. Opening hours on the main page of the festival.

Hurjaruuth Stage facilities and services

Coatroom: In the corridor between Hurjaruuth’s foyer and the stage there is a free self-service coatroom. NB! Our theatre is not responsible for any items or clothes left in the coatroom.

Toilet facilities: Next to the coatroom there is an accessible toilet with childcare facilities and other unisex toilets.

More on accessibility: There is wheelchair seating available at the front of the audience (2 slots). We do not have an induction loop. Assistant seating available free of charge. We are a Disability Card service provider.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact our customer service!

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Date

29.3.2025

Duration

Sat 29.3. at 16, about 65 min

Tickets

26 / 16 €

Venue

Hurjaruuth Stage, Cable Factory

Suggested age

For adults (15+)

Other

Non-verbal.

Next performances

Next performances

March 2025