Theatre

Playful life brings a distinctive vitality

‘Wordless and yet somehow so expressive, full of yearning and yet also filled with joy; this is a splendid and immensely skillful character comedy.’
– The Guardian, UK

‘As well as being very funny, these masked characters also have a real psychological depth.’
– The Stage, UK

The Audience Award at euro-scene Leipzig in 2012

Infinita is a comedy and physical/visual mosaic about the first and last moments of life. The story begins with a group of three young toddlers and ending in a retirement home. It is about a distinctive vitality, as the old men in their retirement home continue in the spirit of playfulness that defined their youth. The four fabulously masked starring without spoken words, with a very crafty shadows and enchanting music play a game of transience, of being born and of growing old, and a vigorous succession of scenes about the inevitable fate of the human being.