What the piece proposes
«La Nit Inventada» is a work by Vicent Gisbert that investigates the creation of atmospheres through active listening and penumbra. The piece avoids linear narrative to build sonic and visual landscapes where everyday objects—flesh, iron, plastic, fabric—merge with the performers’ bodies. The sound, partially generated live, radiates to resonate in the space and affect the audience, inviting them to perceive details often overlooked. According to sources, the production aims to "fine-tune listening" and explore how materials and emotions intertwine on the same plane, without hierarchies.
How the experience is constructed
The performance lasts 60 minutes (based on published capacity) and unfolds in a dimly lit space, where light "lingers between the lines" to avoid glare. There are no conventional seats: the audience sits on the floor or on elements arranged around the venue, enabling sensory immersion. The technical team—details not specified in sources—works with amplification devices to envelop the audience in sound, while performers manipulate objects to generate acoustic textures. The proposal shuns scenic virtuosity: it prioritises careful atmosphere design and attention to minimal details, like breathing in unison or sensing the rustle of fabric.
Prices and tickets
General admission costs €10 and grants access to one of the two performances (27 or 28 November at 19:30). Capacity is limited to 224 people per session. No discounts for groups or refund policies are specified. Tickets are sold through La Mutant’s usual channels, though no specific platform is detailed in the sources consulted.
