Installation / Interdisciplinary / Theatre
Yago Mesquita
Venue
Factory Theatre, Studio
August 8, 5:00-8:30pm / Free open installation
August 9, 9:00pm / Ticketed performance
60 Minutes
Ticket Price
FREE / $15 / $30
A, Brazil flag emoji, 47 (ABfe47) is an experimental play following Brazilian-Canadian CAUÃ as he remembers his past relationship with much older, also Brazilian ANDERSON, the namesake of CAUÃ’s absent father.
Taking the form of a performance installation, ABfe47 invites audiences to experience the intimacy and poetry of this developing script in an engaging way.
ABfe47 is a search for familiarity amidst the unknown, taking the lasting power and fragmented nature of memory to explore fatherlessness in marginalized communities, grief, identity, love—or rather the idea of it, trauma, and the sometimes- (often-) muddied lines of queer hookup culture.
Audiences are invited to explore a free open installation of the work on August 8th, 5:00 – 8:30pm. All are welcome and no registration is required. A ticketed performance will happen on August 9th, 9:00pm.
Yago Mesquita (he/him): Creator, Playwright, Producer
Kadi Badiou (she/her): Designer Collaborator (Scenic)
Cosette Pin (he/she/they): Designer Collaborator (Scenic)
Jacob Lin (he/him): Designer Collaborator (Lighting, Sound)
Carley Melvin (she/her): Production Manager / Technical Director
Adriano Reis (he/him): Perfomer
Victoria Wang (she/her): Installation Coordinator
Emily Jung (she/her): Visual Arts Consultant
A, Brazil flag emoji, 47 is supported by Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council, and Toronto Arts Council
Content: explicit / suggestive / sexual language and imagery
Sensory: loud, overwhelming, and/or overstimulating noises at times
Within the installation hours on August 8th:
SummerWorks Lab programming – a place for exploration, experimentation, and process, with diverse performance works shared at crucial stages of creative development, forging connections between artists and audiences.