Sorocho at Brava follows a group of upper-class women traveling together who grapple with the shock waves unleashed by a leaked sex tape.
has been making a polyglot array of international literature available to English-speaking audiences. But the organization has never brought a text to life like the Theatre. Featuring a cast of four Latina actresses, the performance manifests “Sorocho,” an Andean gothic horror story written by acclaimed Ecuadoran author Mónica Ojeda. With sound design and subtle lighting, “it’s a multimedia first for us,” said “My job was really easy because of the translation,” Garzón said.
“This is not a ghost story,” Garzón said. But at the same time it’s about someone feeling disembodied, and one of the actresses isn’t on stage. You only hear her disembodied voice, which gets under people’s skin.” The title is a Quechua word for altitude sickness, which is both literal and metaphoric in the story as “these women from that higher social status look down on others,” Booker said. “You see that interaction amongst the four of them. There are things that happen that are strange, weird, magical, fantastic, and you don’t know which is which.”
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