Ten women dance, sing and speak -to the beat of Žižek- songs and texts about one of the major diseases of our time: the farce of political correctness and its scenic derivative, "living room theater", or naturalistic, situation-based theater. A show that aims, stealing from Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek, to dismantle a sanctimonious speech that seeks to deny - as a self- indulgent mechanism- the difference between the manifestation of an idea (expressed as an ideology) and its practice (its true ideology) to build and hegemonize empty statements that mean absolutely nothing.

Performers
ROSARIO ALFARO
CAMILA CARREIRA
ÉRICA D'ALESSANDRO
ALEJANDRA FERREYRA ORTIZ
SOLEDAD GARCÍA
CINTIA HERNÁNDEZ
VICTORIA HERNÁNDEZ
MARIANA MORENO
MARINA OTERO
MARÍA JOSÉ SALINAS
MATEO DE URQUIZA

Graphic Designer
GABY THIERY
Žižek Head Model Maker
ALEJANDRA FARLEY
Žižek Photography
NORA LEZANO
Vocal Trainer
ÉRICA D'ALESSANDRO
Sign Language Consultor
JULIANA SANTO DOMINGO
Searchlight Operator
VALENTINA REMENIK
Costume Design
BELÉN PARRA
Choreographer
ALEJANDRA FERREYRA ORTIZ
Music
MARCELO MARTÍNEZ
VANESA DEL BARCO
Lighting Design
AGNESE LOZUPONE
Executive Producer and Set Designer
JULIETA POTENZE
Dramaturgy Intern
MARIANA MORENO
Assistant Directors
FELIPE DÍAZ
MARÍA JOSÉ SALINAS
Author and Director
EMILIO GARCÍA WEHBI


Teatro Beckett, Buenos Aires, 2015.