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Marta Pazos

b. 1976

Stage management director, Art Director

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Born 1976. Marta Pazos is a Spanish art director, theatre director, visual artist, scenographer, playwright and actor.

Marta Pazos (born 1976) is a Spanish theater director, set designer, playwright, and actress. She is a cofounder of the Voadora theater company, which she worked with until it disbanded in May 2022.

Early life and education Marta Pazos was born in Vigo in 1976, the daughter of a nurse and a jazz musician. She earned a licentiate in fine arts from the University of Barcelona, with a specialization in painting.

In 1999, she created her first show and founded her first company, called Belmondo. She later mentioned this as one of her most complex jobs as a director.

Her 2017 play Sueño de una noche de verano, cowritten with Mario Layera, is a reimagining of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, with the character Lysander being forbidden to marry because he is transgender. Garage opened the 2017–2018 season of the MA Scéne Nationale of Montbéliard in France. Her 2019 musical Hemos venido a darlo todo took inspiration from the Voyager Golden Records which were launched into space in 1977.

Pazos has also directed productions such as (2017), the first work in Galician by Ramón del Valle-Inclán, for the . She directed and designed scenery for the opera A amnesia de Clío (2019), composed by Fernando Buide with a libretto by Fernando Epelde. Also in 2019, she directed the opera buffa Je suis narcissiste, composed by Raquel García-Tomás with a libretto by , a coproduction of the Òpera de Butxaca, Teatro Real, Teatro Español, and Teatre Lliure. This was nominated for Best World Premiere at the International Opera Awards.

In 2020, Pazos directed Siglo mío, bestia mía by . In February 2021, she directed the first theatrical adaptation of Federico García Lorca's only film script, Viaje a la Luna, for the Teatre Lliure in Barcelona. In May of that year, she premiered her third Shakespeare adaptation, Othello, at the in Madrid, and in November, she premiered Lorca's Play Without a Title for the Centro Dramático Nacional. The same year, she began a residency as coordinator of the creation laboratory of the master's degree program in Artistic Teaching, Thought, and Contemporary Scenic Creation at the Superior School of Dramatic Art of Castile and León.

Her company Voadora disbanded in May 2022. In a July 2023 interview, Pazos explained,

In 2023, Pazos directed the opera Alexina B., composed by Raquel García-Tomás with a text by Irène Gayraud, inspired by the memoirs of Herculine Barbin, Mes Souvenirs.

Her works are characterized by an aesthetic in which the use of color is predominant. 2014 – María Casares Awards for Best Director and Best Set Design for Tokio3 2019 – Pontevedresa of the Year 2020 – María Casares Award for Best Set Design for Neorretranca e posmorriña 2020 – Roberto Vidal Bolaño Award at the

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Born
1976, Pontevedra
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Education
University of Barcelona
Also known as
Marta Pazos Antas

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Who is Marta Pazos?

Stage management director, Art Director

When was Marta Pazos born?

Marta Pazos was born in 1976 in Pontevedra.

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Marta Pazos is an art director, theatre director, visual artist, scenographer, playwright and actor.

What nationality is Marta Pazos?

Marta Pazos is Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Marta Pazos

· Wikidata: Q61061431

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