Conversión. Anna Karenina

Conversión. Anna Karenina is a stage show by José Manuel Mora and Carlota Ferrer that takes the universe of Tolstói's novel as its starting point to follow a man on an intimate quest. It is staged at Nave 10 Matadero in Madrid.

The piece is not an adaptation of Tolstói's novel. Its starting point is the universe of Anna Karenina, which serves as the framework for following the winding journey of a man immersed in an inner quest. That search moves across literature, philosophy and religion, and asks whether the soul's unfulfilled promises can sustain the glimmer of a gaze. Pilar G. Almansa, dramaturg of the Nave 10 Matadero season, stresses that the character holds on to hope.

The text is by José Manuel Mora, while direction and costume design are by Carlota Ferrer. The set design is by Alberto Odériz, the video design by Emilio Valenzuela and the lighting by David Picazo, while Manuel Tejera serves as assistant director. It is a creative partnership between the author of the text and the director of the staging.

The production is by Nave 10|Matadero, Club Media and Meine Seele. The show is programmed at the Nave 10 Matadero venue in Madrid, as part of its programme of shows.